Agent-shell in Doom
Wiring agent-shell into Projectile projects, workspaces, and notifications.
Notes on software systems, engineering leadership, and the space between them.
Wiring agent-shell into Projectile projects, workspaces, and notifications.
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I’m Nolan, an engineering manager at Ontra, where I lead the teams shipping emerging AI products for private markets. Over 14 years I’ve gone deep on Ruby, .NET and JavaScript, building and scaling platforms at Mindbody, AppFolio and Ontra along the way.
Lately, I’ve been focused on how to build and deploy agentic systems for production, client-facing applications.