JCoroutines
Structured concurrency for the JVM without the magic. Why does concurrency in Java have to be so hard? I asked […]
open-source
Open source work,
Why Does Concurrency Have to Be So Hard in Java After 20 Years?
Java has been around for nearly three decades, and we’ve had threads since day one. We got java.util.concurrent in 2004,
RoboShellGuard: Building an AI-Assisted Command Approval System for SSH Security
How we built a real-time command approval system to make AI automation safer. Please note: This is a preview system
Introducing RoboShellGuard: SSH Security for the age of AI
In a world where AI agents are everywhere SSH security needs a rethink. RoboShellGuard delivers that rethink, For AI-driven systems:
Introducing Puzzlegrep:
Grep for Structured Code Tags (and AI-Aware Source) Published: July 3, 2025 Tags: code search, dev tools, AI, RobokeyTags, open
Lets fix a huge class
How I Refactored VerZanctuary: Staged Releases, Real Lessons Refactoring is often presented as a magic trick—a messy “before” and a
No more lost code
🏛️ Introducing VerZanctuary: A Safe Sanctuary for Your Code Versions Published: June 2025 • Author: Rob Deas 🔥 What Problem
Robokeytags: How to stop AI from breaking your code.
Sometimes the biggest productivity boost is just not losing your work. The Frustration You ask an AI assistant to scaffold