A system for working with AI coding agents that compounds across sessions. Distilled from running pro-workflow in production for several months: shipped initially as a Twitter thread distillation, rewritten three times since, currently 24 skills, 8 agents, 21 commands, 29 hook scripts across 24 hook events, with a SQLite-backed learning store underneath.
This document is what we wish we'd had on day one. Not the marketing version. The honest version: what worked, what we got wrong, who we learned from, and why the system today looks nothing like the system we started with.
The foundation is Andrej Karpathy's observation that 80% of his code is written by AI and 20% is spent reviewing and correcting it. The ratio is correct. The interesting question is what happens to the 20%, and the boring answer most workflows ship is "nothing." Corrections come in, mistakes get patched, the next session starts