I wrapped up today a bit sooner to sneak out for a weekend getaway. Inbox is at zero, sun is shining, and next week’s problems will be next week’s problems.
[blog] Equip your agent with Google Cloud best practices using google-cloud-developer plugin. A good agent plugin is useful whether you’re new to a platform, or an expert. This post points out the value of having built-in best practices and always-accurate references.
[blog] Stop watching your agent work. I have the opposite problem. I forget that I asked the agent to do something and then I need to catch up on what happened.
[blog] An Ode to Showing Up. It’s not about intensity, it’s about consistency. Show up, and do the work, regardless of how you’re feeling.
[blog] Introducing GKE agentic migration for AI-assisted EKS-to-GKE migrations with built-in governance. Nice. This offers an open source agent plugin to translate Amazon EKS configurations into a GKE-ready landing zone.
[article] Parsing “Can” from “Should”: How Netflix’s Product Team Got Thousands of Creatives to Trust an AI Overhaul. There’s plenty of generic advice out there for those figuring out how to introduce and scale AI inside their teams. I liked some of the specifics called out here.
[article] Lovable’s annualized revenue crosses $600M as vibe coding takes off. Looks like vibe coding is far from dead. Builders are voting for it with their wallets.
[blog] Proactive Defense: Hardening Code Pipelines and CI/CD Infrastructure. Your path to production is essential, but also a giant source of risk. Are you actively working to bolster your defenses?
[blog] Jev and BigQuery AI functions, from one row to ten million. From a cost and performance dimension, how does Jev stack up with the built-in AI functions in BigQuery? Good eval.
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