Code and Coordinates
Engineering at Geocodio
Planning My Spring Break Trip with Claude Code + the Geocodio CLI
I live in Claude Code. So when it came time to plan a spring break road trip, I figured — why open a browser? Here's how the Geocodio CLI turned Claude from a chatbot that shrugs at distances into a real trip-planning agent.
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Introducing Chief: Delightfully Simple Agentic Loops
Chief is an autonomous coding agent that breaks projects into tasks and runs Claude Code in a loop to complete them one by one. It produces one commit per task, which makes reviewing the output much easier.
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Ship Features in Your Sleep with Ralph Loops
Claude Code is powerful, but performance degrades as context grows. Ralph Loops solve this by wrapping your AI agent in a while loop with external state. Here's how I've been using this pattern to ship entire features overnight.
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Is Your Team Still Hand-Chiseling Code?
If you’re struggling to get your engineers to adopt AI, keep reading.
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How we use Claude Code
Claude Code is only as good as the context you give it. I've been building out a custom setup with skills, hooks, and MCP servers that's turned it into a genuine productivity multiplier for our Laravel codebase. Here's how we teach Claude our patterns, auto-suggest relevant skills on every prompt, and persist context across sessions for multi-day features.
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Building a Jeopardy Game for Laravel Live Denmark
A crazy idea that turned into a fun mashup of software and hardware...and all of it with Laravel
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Prototyping an MCP Server for Geocodio
MCP is so hot right now, so I spent a Hack Friday building a server that lets AI assistants enrich location data with Congressional districts, Census demographics, and more. The result? A glimpse into how we might all be using APIs in the future.
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