The random technical musings of Justin Sternberg
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Technical notes, WordPress code, and durable snippets from Justin Sternberg.
I tested five local Ollama models against Haiku, Sonnet, Codex and a no-model script on a job that looked made for them: distilling a long Claude Code session into a brief a…
A blueprint for burying idle Claude Code and Codex sessions and resurrecting them later: the core loop, a multiplexer adapter, and the design rules behind it.
It’s easy to look around the AI-enabled tech space and feel behind. Someone shipped three apps this week. Someone else built a SaaS over the weekend. There’s a demo, a launch post,…
My days still look a lot like managing coding agents. The difference is that more and more of the work is being funneled through autonomous agents, and more and more I’m interfacing…
Want to try it? Head over to GitHub: jtsternberg/claude-plugins → hotline Hotline is an agent plugin — a set of skills that give AI agents a shared communication protocol, so one agent…
A spec for reimplementing my 10-year-old directory-bookmarking tooling (dirmap + goto) in any language — written so your coding agent can rebuild it in about an hour.
This Dilbert strip is painfully accurate. (h/t @Rarst)
If you’re not familiar, WooCommerce offers a way to link to the checkout/cart page and automatically add a product to the cart (h/t Justin). You can create a link like so: I recently (somewhat annoyingly)…
It’s been a year since this interview, and just now realizing I haven’t put it up on this site. In this interview, Troy Dean of WP Elevation interviews me on topics like WebDevStudios, WordPress…
On my personal blog, I wrote about my decision to move on from WebDevStudios and freelance.
