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This category files posts about AI-native editors and coding assistants — Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, and Codex — and the workflows that change how software gets written. You will find editor comparisons, prompting patterns for multi-file refactors, and notes on where an assistant still fails in a real repository. Will Spurlock writes as a builder who uses these tools on client work, not as a launch-day recap feed. Coverage includes skills and agent loops inside the editor, cost and context tradeoffs, and how to keep quality when generation is fast. If you want the coding-tools shelf on this blog, this is the category that holds it.
35 posts as of 2026-09-08, counted from content/blog frontmatter
AI Coding & Dev Tools
This category files posts about AI-native editors and coding assistants — Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, and Codex — and the workflows that change how software gets written. You will find editor comparisons, prompting patterns for multi-file refactors, and notes on where an assistant still fails in a real repository. Will Spurlock writes as a builder who uses these tools on client work, not as a launch-day recap feed. Coverage includes skills and agent loops inside the editor, cost and context tradeoffs, and how to keep quality when generation is fast. If you want the coding-tools shelf on this blog, this is the category that holds it.
35 posts as of 2026-09-08, counted from content/blog frontmatter.
Start with "When Do I Use Abacus AI Instead of Grok Bot or Cursor?". I use Abacus AI for research, writing, and structured-data work. Grok Bot owns always-on ops. Cursor owns the repo. Here is the September 8, 2026 seat map.
