... physicist who spent too much time in the lab and not enough time writing good workout software. A few months ago I started building the app I actually wanted to use. The core idea: one app that handles barbells, bodyweight, running, and HIIT with automatic progression. You don't decide when to add weight or drop pace, though you can override at any time. The app follows progression rules, pre-defined in library programs or fully configurable in your ...

... launched dark mode for Tonkotsu earlier this week. It was written entirely by Tonkotsu with 63 completed tasks. My involvement was exclusively during planning and verification (the classic barbell shape described here ). Here's how it went... Step 1: Plan I started with Tonkotsu's planning agent and asked it to look at our frontend repo and formulate a plan for dark mode. I gave it general dark mode visual design guidance on selection of colors that our designer ...

... unreliable compilers . That means developers are as critical as ever, but their role shifts to being managers of coding agents. This transformation means developers need to be focused on planning and verification, while delegating coding. The role has become barbell-shaped , and the industry needs new tools and workflows to accommodate this. More here https://blog.tonkotsu.ai/p/manag... What are you seeing play out in your experience? How is development changing and what do developers need to do to stay ... ... process: planning and verification. What's in the middle can be delegated away, but it's important for developers to exercise their judgment on making key technical decisions and holding a high quality bar. So the role is now barbell