#Coding-Agents

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devops · · 14 min

A Timed-Out Job Is Not a Killed Worker

A job that hits its timeout is not a dead worker pool. Print the job timeout, the worker kill, and the named queue:work owner before you file an outage.

devops · · 14 min

Ubuntu-latest Is Not a Runner Image You Already Tested

A green Laravel or Vue workflow on ubuntu-latest is still today's image, not the image GitHub will move that label onto. Print the label, the named pin, the test job, and the workflow owner before the migration window.

tutorials · · 13 min

A 300-Second WebFetch Fail Is Not a Hung Model

A red WebFetch at five minutes is a download deadline, not a stuck model. Print the named CLI pin, the deadline env, and the named owner before you page the model.

developer-tools · · 15 min

Node.js APIs On Is Not the New Module Registry

When import.meta.url fails on a Worker, Node.js APIs are already on. Name who owns the compat-flag list before the coding agent flips the wrong switch.

tutorials · · 14 min

Treat Unreadable Managed Settings as Empty

When a managed allow-list cannot be read, Claude Code now admits nothing. Classify the block, name who owns the file, then resume the coding agent.

developer-tools · · 11 min

A Deferred Group Name Is Not a Helper

A deferred Inertia group named auth is a request batch, not a PHP function. A red loadDeferredProps test is not a missing Vue prop. Name who owns the group strings.

software-engineering · · 12 min

An Issues Tab Is Not a Laravel Package Ticket

GitHub Issues are off on most Laravel packages. The ticket is a pull request that documents the bug, with a named owner. laravel/framework Issues stay on.

backend-infrastructure · · 11 min

Leave Copilot Approve Off

GitHub now prints a ready-to-approve assessment on every Copilot review. That line is a note. The admin switch that turns it into a required approval is off by default. Keep it off.

software-engineering · · 11 min

Five Things I Refused This Week

A ranked cheat-sheet of five desk rules from this week: who pins the model, what .gitignore does not lock, who merges, who retries, and who still reads the diff.

ai-agents · · 13 min

I Do Not Let a Coding Agent Pick Its Own Model

The agent that writes the diff does not choose the model for that pull request. A named human pins the model before the session starts. Auto is a vendor default, not an owner.

developer-tools · · 12 min

I Do Not Give a Coding Agent Merge Rights

A coding agent may open the pull request. A named human still owns the merge click. Treat GitHub agent merge and auto-merge as opt-in shortcuts, never as the default.

ai-agents · · 13 min

The Schema Change an AI Coding Agent Cannot Safely Guess

A generated migration that runs locally is not a production contract. Before an AI coding agent rewrites columns, require expand steps, dual-read boundaries, backfill evidence, worker compatibility, and an explicit rollback decision.

ai-agents · · 13 min

Long-Running AI Agents — From Demos to Production

A long-running coding agent can stay green after it changes directory. Production still needs a sandbox that survives /cd, a budget that counts nested work, and a human who owns both.