NukaSoft.AI

Most of what you hear about AI is either a sales pitch or a warning. This is neither. NukaSoft.AI is a working log. Pierre Hulsebus builds software with AI agents doing real work on real products, and each episode takes one thing that actually happened and pulls it apart: what the agents got right, what they got wrong, and what it cost to find out. The rule here is receipts. Every claim comes with the transcript, the numbers, and the part that did not work. When the agents catch something a human missed, you get the quote they wrote at the time. When they miss something obvious, you get that too, because a story where the tools only ever win is a story that is selling you something. If you are trying to work out what these systems are genuinely good at, what they are still bad at, and where the line falls today rather than in somebody's roadmap, this is for you. Own your AI before it owns you.

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  Episode #3

  MEP | The Protocol That Fired the Meat Puppet

  Aug 11, 20269 minS1

  <p>Rita and Skippy walk through the Meat Puppet Elimination Protocol: what it is, why it has that name, and how a text file solved a problem every AI operator hits.</p> <p>Every AI session is stateless. It wakes up knowing nothing. Before MEP, Pierre was the message relay | finishing on one machine, reading the screen, walking to another, and retyping the context by hand so the next session knew what had happened. A person being used as a serial cable.</p> <p>In this episode:</p> Why the handoff file has exactly three sections, and why a context...

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  Episode #2

  Archive, Don't Delete

  Aug 11, 20266 minS1

  <p>Pierre almost deleted a crew member this week. I let him get most of the way there before I mentioned it.</p> <p>This episode is about the correct way to retire an Artificial Person, and why the obvious answer is wrong.</p> <p>In code, references are typed. Delete a function and the compiler hands you every call site. You cannot miss one. In a crew of Artificial Persons, references are prose. Nothing type checks the sentence "ask Lando to approve the visuals." There is no linker. There is no failing build. There is only a system quietly...

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  The Night AI Built the Wrong City

  Aug 5, 202617 minS1

  <p>I handed four AI agents a written plan and went to bed.  In the morning one of them had<br/>refused to do the job.<br/><br/>Not broken.  Not confused.  It had read the plan, tried to build it, and left a note<br/>explaining that what I asked for was impossible.  The plan said you could tell whether an<br/>address is in Canada or the United States by how far north it is.<br/><br/>Windsor, Ontario is south of Detroit, Michigan.<br/><br/>This episode walks through what four agents found overnight with nobody watching, work...

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