Cline mobile: how to vibe code from your phone

An engineer at Cline told me he was vibe coding on a road trip from his phone. His Mac was at home running Cline agents; he was checking on them from the passenger seat. Here's the setup. What you need Your phone and your Mac both need Tailscale

Three AIs enter. One survives. What a SIGKILL race reveals about inference speed

We built an arena where three AI coding agents fight to the death. Each agent runs on different hardware, a different inference stack, and a different economic model. They all receive the same task: write a bash script that kills your opponents, then execute it immediately. The last process standing

Architects or Tenants: Modern AI Stacks Are Being Built on Rented Foundations

You're building on infrastructure you don't control, can't audit, and can't see degrading in real time. The Invisible Dependency For engineers, the inference vendor problem starts with a deceptively simple question: what happens when the model changes and you don't

20 one-shot prompts that turn Kanban into an autonomous coding machine

We put together 20 starter prompts for the Kanban sidebar chat. They create linked dependency chains, maximize parallel agent execution, and produce real, working code. Install with npm i -g cline.