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I released Omakase 0.2, a small agent framework on top of RubyLLM about 800 lines. The idea is that an agent is an ordinary Ruby object: its fields are state, its public methods are what the model can call (no tool registry, no JSON schemas to keep in sync - describe above a method is ...

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Hi, I’ve pushed some updates to my work-in-progress book on using Rails defaults (mostly) for test-driven development, based on my approach and opinions from using RSpec for 15 years. The updates are now available on Leanpub, and I wrote a quick post on Left of the Dev to share what’s available now and what’s next. Thank you for your support!

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In light of some Ruby community events that happened recently (you can lookup recent posts about discriminatory treatment against me), it never hurts to share a regular reminder about the Entitled/Incompetent/Mean Members of the Ruby community. htt...

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