Riding two AI horses: Claude Code and Rovo
Claude Code sees the code. Rovo sees the org. With me as the harness, this approach got a design to near perfect.
Claude Code sees the code. Rovo sees the org. With me as the harness, this approach got a design to near perfect.
Everyone at the table had AI agents running. I launched one new session, and it joined a team of agents already set up with roles. Plug and play, and portable. We built RescueBroker in one day.
Sonnet 5.5 outperformed Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.1 on speed and cost
Four AI agent sessions built most of a production feature in one working day: 85 files, 46 commits, 614 passing test runs, merged the same afternoon after the client team's review. Here is how it was checked.
On day one with Fable 5, I had it adversarially review an agent skill Opus 4.8 built. It found and fixed 12 real bugs, and two days later the skill was production-ready. The bill was $690.