The best engineers blur the lines between frontend, backend, and infrastructure. With AI systems, this mindset is essential. LLMs introduce new failure modes. You need structured retries and feedback loops that explain behaviour. Ship fast, own outcomes. sailhouse.dev/blog/enginee...

A good CLI, a fast fix, a message when something’s broken — that’s the stuff developers remember. Not the fancy homepage. If you work in DevRel or infra, this might resonate: sailhouse.dev/blog/develop...

The workflow is dead. Long live the agent! 🤖 We're shackling intelligent AI agents to 20-year-old orchestrators. The breakthrough: workflow IS the code. Agents should decide their own state transitions, not wait for permission. Event-driven > orchestrated sailhouse.dev/blog/autonom... #AI #Agents

It’s weird out there. Every team is duct-taping together AI tools and hoping they behave. We’ve been here before; new stack, same story. Web, mobile, now AI. The engineers who know how to debug chaos are the ones who’ll shape what comes next. sailhouse.dev/blog/ai-boom...

For those worried, we are definitely still up and running status.sailhouse.dev Hugops to those affected though - been there.

Most event systems were designed for a time when “real-time” meant “sometime this hour.” Now your agents are spinning off retries, branches, fallback calls, and memory loops. We wrote about why that’s breaking things, and how to fix it without crying: sailhouse.dev/blog/event-i...

We built an open-source email confirmation system! It uses event-driven architecture via @sailhouse.dev , runs on @netlify.com Functions, sends emails via @resend.com, & requires zero database setup. Classic "I'll save time in the long run" developer move, right? 🙃 sailhouse.dev/blog/email-c...

Hello! Is this thing on?!