In an interview a while back, after the usual rounds, the interviewer leaned into a question I thought I had a good answer for: You build agents. How do you test them? I said what everyone says. An
I get asked to compare these two often enough that it is worth writing down properly. The short answer is that subagents and A2A are not competing, and treating them as alternatives leads people to bu
I just finished rebuilding our docs at docs.self.xyz, and the whole thing came from one assumption: every page now gets read twice. Once by a developer, and once by the agent sitting next to them. If
If you're a developer, DevOps engineer, or Web3 enthusiast, you've probably run into the pain of debugging CI/CD failures and managing automation in decentralised (or centralised) networks. But what if I told you that we could supercharge debugging w...
