When the stack overflows, this is where we dump our thoughts.
Brands do not lack dashboards. They lack one view of analytics, SEO, accessibility, and AI readiness - the landscape their site actually lives in.
Agent scrapes, prompt crawls, and research bots now land in the same analytics charts as real visitors. Spikes look impressive - until you ask who actually showed up.
Honest data-driven systems start in the schema - solid database design, definitive structures validated in tests, and typed APIs and UIs generated from the same source of truth. The rest of the stack follows.
Focus has always been a developer power. In a world of AI slop, it is the one that still separates shipped products from busy output.
Technical SEO in 2026 is still rendered HTML - built for people and assistive tech, crawlable for search, and intentional for AI agents that summarise, cite, or train.
Website content in an AI-slop world - what open-source CMS stacks are doing about disclosure, and why portable proofs will matter more than flashy agent orchestration.
We use AI tools every day. They shorten the loop from question to evidence - they do not replace judgement, review, or the boring work of defining done.
AI can build you an app in an afternoon. Getting it to production is a different conversation.
We spend a little more time planning and a lot less time refactoring. The result is less build time across the board.
