This was originally published on the LK Forge blog, where the commit chart is interactive and you...
This was originally published on the LK Forge blog, where the commit chart is interactive and you can play the AI games it talks about.
Between June 5 and July 3, 2026, I took an empty domain to 26 repositories, 1,549 commits, and 335 live pages — one developer, working with Claude Code. The interesting part isn't the volume. It's which failure modes showed up, because none of them were the ones the AI-coding debate argues about.
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i built 128 things with AI in four months. then i made an AI dissect every one of them, and the...
