Legal AI is entering its “coding agent” era and Spellbook will be leading the category

Google threatens world w/ Orbital Slop Cannon

Spellbook is Canada’s third fastest growing company! Incredibly proud of our team. The @globeandmail reviewed financial data from hundreds of companies across the country: theglobeandmail.com/business…

Astra is torturing a Postgres database in the dev account to give up why it caused a slight outage yesterday Can hear its cries all the way from ca-central-1

Codex is going to win the harness wars and it's just because installing the Datadog plugin is 1 click whereas in Claude it makes you want to punch someone in the face

To avoid PRs ballooning I've been giving agents line budgets "If you can't get this PR to 200 lines added, you haven't thought through it enough" Works surprisingly well

AI is insanely good at getting working code written but by god when you read this stuff you find so much garbage. I don't see how any company that isn't maintaining some level of engineering vigilance isn't going to start to fall over 6-12 months into this software factory era.

In another world, Cursor didn’t become a Vibecoding tool and instead doubled down on helping devs understand code, citing sources, inventing new ways to suggest code not scaffold it Much like how a lawyer uses AI today

Spent a couple of days thinking about what to build and the CEO and Lead read it for an avg of 5-0 mins

My prediction is models will continue to shrink and laptops will get faster, in 2031 you’ll be able to run a Fable-level intelligence on your M10 Macbook Also Gemini will have finally caught up to Sonnet 3.5

Sometimes you read something that’s hard to put into words and you’re just in awe Read this

I used a NoSQL DB for the first time at a legit fast growing startup and learned very few problems have been solved by SQL alone Just google “denormalization” and “embedding” pick whatever DB is easier for you to use

actual tears are in my eyes. my country is saved. we are going to be ok

Got a purple heart today for jumping on a slop grenade

Unfortunately this Astra clip shows they still don’t get how lawyers actually work