Category: Automation
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🧪 CodeGen Microservice — AI-Powered Agentic Code Writing (TDD Style)
An agentic backend that generates code from tasks, creates tests, and opens GitHub PRs. This microservice lives deep in the Guardian system and is a cornerstone of how I build new software. 📚 Table of Contents 🧠What Is It? The CodeGen microservice is a self-contained backend that enables autonomous agents to: It’s designed to… Read more
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🚀 Roadmap
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🤖 Toward Fully Autonomous Software Engineering
A Theory of End-to-End AI-Created Applications Using Chained Reasoning, Memory, and Self-Improving Pipelines Software engineering is undergoing a fundamental shift. We’re no longer just writing code — we’re building systems that write, test, and ship themselves. At the heart of this transition is a simple question: What if AI could not only generate code —… Read more
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đź““ Tutorial: Syncing Notion with Your AI-Powered Kanban Board
Welcome! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to integrate Notion with an intelligent task system powered by your own personal AI assistant. This setup allows you to: ✅ Manage tasks visually using a Kanban board✅ Automate task creation and updates using Notion + n8n✅ Enable AI agents to work alongside you in real time If… Read more
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đź§ Tutorial: How Guardian Automatically Generates Blog Posts
Welcome to the Guardian blog generation tutorial. In this guide, we’ll walk through how Guardian uses LLMs, metadata, and automations to autonomously generate SEO-friendly blog posts from your real engineering activity. This system is ideal for: 🧩 System Architecture Overview Here’s what powers the blog generation: Layer Tool Purpose LLM Ollama (e.g. llama3.1) Generates content… Read more
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đź§ What Is Guardian?
Guardian is an AI-first automation framework built for developers who want full control over their own intelligent systems. Think of it as your own personal “DevOps Engineer meets Research Assistant meets Automation Toolkit.” It’s built with: Guardian was designed to run locally first with production-grade extensibility. 🚧 Clone the Starter Repo To get started: You’ll… Read more
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đź§± Getting Set Up: Tools I Use to Power My Stack
If you’ve been following along with my blog or projects, you know I build AI-first automation systems and tooling around local-first, private infrastructure. To replicate any of the workflows I share, you’ll want to get your environment set up similarly. Absolutely — here’s a comprehensive, production-ready section you can drop right under that line: 🧰… Read more