Tagged vibe-coding.

7 pieces so far. All writing →

2026·10·26
What I cut to fit my PhD onto a poster

The poster I'm taking to the CDT showcase on 11 November, what it says about the 80:20 pattern, and what my supervisors had me change before it went to print.

PhD Series 4 min read
2026·05·17
What happens when you point Cowork at a D&D campaign

A friend's D&D campaign produced 17 sessions of transcribed audio. In a weekend I turned it into a 242-entity, citation-validated wiki that maintains itself.

Essay 14 min read
2026·02·17
Everything I vibe-coded this year

A catalogue of 50+ projects built through conversational AI development: laughter detection games, fantasy sports engines, AR business cards.

Essay 10 min read
2026·02·10
What's next: building tools that actually help

The next phase: participant studies and intervention tools to make AI-assisted development safer and more reflective. Part 4 of the PhD series.

PhD Series 5 min read
2026·02·03
The six ways vibe-coding breaks

Six failure modes from practice-based research, and the Minimum Viable Literacy framework for non-technical creatives. Part 3 of the PhD series.

PhD Series 8 min read
2026·01·27
What happens when you let AI write all your code

Two real projects built through conversational AI: an educational chatbot and a full-stack arts platform. The 80:20 pattern emerges. Part 2 of the PhD series.

PhD Series 7 min read
2026·01·20
Why I started a PhD about talking to AI

What non-technical creatives need to know to use AI coding tools well. Part 1 of a series on PhD research into vibe-coding.

PhD Series 5 min read