Escritos
Reflexiones, explicaciones y notas sobre inteligencia artificial, software, producto y el trabajo de construir tecnología.
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Agent Loops Deep Dive — Codex App + Autonomous Orchestration
What VB Srivastav (OpenAI DevX Lead) and Peter Steinberger are actually building when they talk about "agent loops." OpenAI Codex App features — automations, worktrees, skills, sub-agents — alongside real production setups, open-source agent repos, orchestration frameworks, and the four levels of agent engineering.
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AI-Native Services Playbook — Charlie Warren (YC)
Notas curadas del playbook de Charlie Warren (Y Combinator) sobre las empresas que sustituirán a SaaS en la próxima década: servicios reconstruidos desde cero con IA. Tesis, selección de mercado, equipo, varianza como problema existencial, pricing, AI operating leverage y casos reales (Panacea, General Legal).
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The Matt Pocock Skills — A Field Guide
A field guide to Matt Pocock's six skills for working with AI coding agents. Plan, build, fix — three loops, each handed off through real artifacts (issues, PRDs, post-mortems), with one substrate underneath that ties them together.
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Tres ejes y dos brechas: lo que falta en la conversación sobre la IA
Three years working with Claude. A personal reflection on why most AI skepticism comes from judging the tool under the wrong conditions — three axes (model, technique, knowledge) and two real gaps (economic, knowledge) that bias the conversation.
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Multiframework Recipes: React dentro de Salesforce, explicado estilo Feynman
Salesforce just opened the door to React inside the org. A Spanish-language walkthrough of the new Multiframework Recipes — what they are, how the bundle pipeline works, and where they unlock real value across Data Cloud, B2C Commerce, Service Cloud, Agentforce and SFMC.
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When your website optimizes itself every morning
An autonomous AI agent that reads my real analytics every morning at 6am, derives the site's audience and positioning from the data itself, and opens a pull request with changes — and on day one caught a bug I had missed.