A developer's reference
Working With AI
as a Developer
Field notes on shipping with AI — models, workflows, and tooling. What actually works in production, kept up to date as the space moves.
Over the past year I've been using AI inside real projects — specs, tickets, production code. What started as curiosity turned into a set of habits I now run every day. This site is the distilled version of what I've learned: which models for which tasks, how to build workflows that don't spiral, and how to configure the tooling without fighting it.
It's not theory. Every pattern here has been tested inside a real codebase, on real tickets, under real deadlines. Each chapter includes an interactive tool so you can apply it immediately.
Part I
Understanding the Models
Part II
Shipping Workflows
04
Spec to PRThe full AI-assisted development loop, from spec file to merged pull request
05Bug Report to FixA repeatable AI-assisted debugging flow, centered on minimal reproduction
06Design Token to StorybookFrom Figma tokens to production component to documented Storybook stories
07Jira Ticket to Cursor to PRTurning a Jira ticket into a structured Cursor task with Figma design context
08AI-Powered Code ReviewUsing BugBot and Codex as PR reviewers - what they catch and what they miss
09Spec FilesAI-readable documentation that survives context window resets
10Building Blocks FirstWhy starting from atoms changes how AI writes code
Part III
Review & Quality
Part IV
Tools & Infrastructure
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Cursor Max ModeWhen the 1M token context window earns its cost
14Agents and SkillsHow reusable skill files encode domain knowledge beyond a single session
15Figma MCP WorkflowsDesign context in the coding loop - from interpretation to direct translation
16Code to CanvasPushing live rendered UI back into Figma as editable frames
17Design to Code and BackThe full design and code feedback loop with Figma MCP
18On My RadarWhat is moving fast in agent tooling right now