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SRS: The Technical Spec That Keeps Developers Honest May 30, 2026 · 6 min read Series: Understanding SDLC — Part 3 of 10 We’ve covered BRD (the business problem) and PRD (what we’re building). Now we get to the part developers actually care about: SRS — Software Requirements Specification. If BRD is “why” and PRD … Read more

Post 4: Building the Agent Team — Supervisor, Coder, Reviewer, QC One agent is an assistant. A team of agents is a department. In Post 2 and 3, we set up Hermes (the orchestrator) and Claude Code (the coder). Now we architect the full team — four specialized agents that work together like a real … Read more

Post 3: Setting Up Claude Code — The Brain Behind the Agent In Post 2 we set up Hermes — the project manager. Now we set up the developer. The one that actually reads your codebase, understands the bug, writes the fix, runs the tests, and opens the PR. This is Claude Code, Anthropic’s autonomous … Read more

Alibaba’s AI Just Coded for 35 Hours Straight Without Human Help Last week, Alibaba’s Qwen team dropped something wild: their new model Qwen3.7-Max ran autonomously for 35 hours straight, optimizing code for their custom AI chip. No human intervention. No breaks. Just an AI agent engineering itself. This isn’t a chatbot that answers questions. This … Read more

I Built an AI Junior Developer That Fixes My ERP Tickets While I Sleep I maintain a few ERP apps. Nothing fancy — inventory, finance, HR modules for a small company. But here’s the thing: I’m the only developer. When a user reports “laporan stok error pas filter tanggal,” I’m the one who drops everything, … Read more

May 28, 2026 · 7 min read Series: AI Junior Developer — Part 2 of 6 In Post 1, I laid out the vision: an AI junior developer that monitors tickets, fixes bugs, and opens PRs while I sleep. Today we build the brain — the orchestrator that ties everything together. That orchestrator is Hermes … Read more