Wrapping up this week's @gauntletai project: took an open-source issue tracker and turned it into a developer platform. OAuth 2.0 with PKCE + device flow, webhooks with retries + replay, and a TypeScript SDK + CLI. Then rewrote last week's AI agent to authenticate thru the SDK.

Halfway through @gauntletai and wrapping up this week’s project: an AI agent for an open source issue tracking tool. Fleet is an autonomous LangGraph agent that detects sprint drift, duplicate tickets, and sprint plans without clear goals. Under the hood: scoped context fetches, structured LLM outputs, and HITL writes.

Week 4 @gauntletai wrapped up: spent the week hardening Ship, a real-time collaborative workspace. Ran it through security, performance, and accessibility audits, fixed what surfaced, and deployed, along side Probe, a security scanner that hammers the deployment across auth, websockets, inputs, dependencies, rate limits, and ranks every finding.

I’m wrapping up Week 1 at @gauntletai! My first challenge: take a legacy PHP electronic medical records system and build an AI chat agent that can interact with patient data quickly. The goal: let physicians talk with patient data instead of fumbling through an old UI. Built with a multi-turn LangGraph agent + Langfuse E2E tracing/observability.