The rule breaks first
Negreiros publishes the ADR, the permissions, and the Safari bug that broke production twice while every rule held.
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Negreiros publishes the ADR, the permissions, and the Safari bug that broke production twice while every rule held.
Skovhus turns a 1,000-PR styling migration into a boundaries argument: contracts enforced by tooling, built for agents.
Donald, a career systems hand, suspects we’ve outgrown design systems and sketches the one that absorbs the product.
Turakhia took the editor away from an entire org for two weeks: the old way of working lives there.
Saarinen, Aufmann, and Kumar widen design’s search with AI: context gathering in, critique and copy deliberately out.
Qi’s report from 47,900 workspaces: AI writes half of everything in Linear, PRs are up 111%, and no time came back.
Budiu retires the one-good-output proof: representative inputs, repeated runs, and confidence intervals instead.
Local components as signals, not violations: designers build in place, and the system team governs what earns promotion.
Sunwall finds the attachment that burns designers out, owning what they can’t control, and shows where to reattach it.
Wolting swapped predictability for boundaries: system prompt, tools, run scope, harness, and the agent finds its way.
Figma holds intent, Storybook behavior, production reality. Williams says reconciling them is a job nobody posted yet.
Dhaka and Sikdar watched sales reps meet an agent, then distilled five principles: aha before configuration.