Autonomous mode and a git push I almost missed
Two fixes after the series - letting Claude run without interruptions inside Docker, and a git-wtadd bug that was silently pushing commits to main
Dennis van der Stelt
I'm a developer, international speaker and coach/trainer. I love to discuss code, software architecture and distributed systems, messaging, star wars and lego with anyone who wants to listen or speak.
I currently work at Particular Software on NServiceBus.
Sticking with Claude Code
OpenCode looked great on paper. After a week of daily use, I'm going back to Claude Code.
From Claude-specific to agent-agnostic
Container naming, terminal quirks, smarter worktrees, and the principle behind it all
Adding OpenCode to the Docker toolbox
When a second AI tool exposes every assumption baked into your launcher scripts
AI coding agents in Docker
A series on running AI coding tools in a containerized development environment on Windows
Claude Code - Worktrees and configuration
Teaching an AI agent your conventions so it can actually follow them
Running Claude Code in Docker
How I keep my Windows machine clean by stuffing all development tools into a Docker container
Why saga patterns beat orchestration for long-running processes
Orchestration looks great on a whiteboard until your orchestrator becomes the single point of everything
From Dotcom to DotCon - Are We Living in a Subscription Bubble?
A witty look at how we're drowning in subscriptions and why it might all pop like the dotcom bubble