agfs.dev
OngoingAn open-source private filesystem for AI agents, with a web UI and CLI for uploading, previewing, and sharing remote artifacts through signed links.
Josh Hamilton · Member of Technical Staff at Augment Code
Notes on engineering, making things with AI, and the human side of shipping software.
Why the citrus MacBook Neo is more capable than it looks, and why AI-assisted coding makes it a legit first developer machine.
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Why I built AGFS.dev for remote agent workflows, why Git is the wrong tool for artifacts, and how I put the web app plus CLI together.
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AI changed the tools, not the trait that matters most. Curious engineers still have the edge.
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I used AI heavily in a technical interview, felt great about the build, and still got rejected because the team could not gauge enough of my understanding.
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An open-source private filesystem for AI agents, with a web UI and CLI for uploading, previewing, and sharing remote artifacts through signed links.
Open-source, self-hostable async standup platform for teams with analytics, API keys, a public REST API, and MCP support.
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Three weeks of experiments, shipped projects, and finding my next chapter at Augment Code.
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Turned a Roomba interview prompt into a multiplayer browser game with realtime systems, 3D rendering, and benchmark tooling.
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Built and shipped a Hacker News terminal UI with OpenTUI and GPT-5.3-Codex in about 30 minutes, then published it to npm.
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