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Agentic development for engineering teams

A practical look at how engineering teams can adopt agentic development across local workflows, code review, and CI/CD without losing trust, quality, or production safety.

Orchestrate complex workflows across multiple agents with goose

Coordinate multiple agents working in parallel with goose — researching, coding, reviewing, and testing at once, with goose keeping everything on track.

Beyond the Terminal: goose Controls Your Desktop with Peekaboo

With v1.26, goose broke out of the terminal — the rebuilt Computer Controller extension gives it eyes and hands to see the screen and control any app on your Mac.

Celebrating Nigerian Open Source today

A look at the evolution of Made in Nigeria, from a simple GitHub README to a structured, automated platform celebrating Nigerian open source projects.

Private by Default: Built-in Local Inference Models with goose

Run local models directly inside goose — no Ollama, no Docker, no server. A free, offline, zero-dependency path to using goose, powered by llama.cpp.

My year in AI

A reflective look at a year working with agentic AI in the real world — from MCPs and goose to real workflows, non-engineers, and team-scale software development.

How to Find the Right Mentor (And How to Be One)

My personal experience with mentorship—from watching from a distance to guiding others, and what I’ve learned from both sides of the journey.

The Pursuit of Greatness - Is ‘Great’ a comparative or a choice?

Is the pursuit of greatness marked by a trophy? A feeling relative to the greatness of our peers - i.e being comparative? or is it simply about becoming better than who you were yesterday?

How does it end?

Many things come in the way of getting things done - most especially overthinking.

Top 5 MCP Servers I Use as a Developer with Goose

The MCP servers I actually use almost every day with Goose, and how they plug AI into my existing developer workflow without changing how I work.

Vibe Coding with Goose and the Speech MCP

Build an app just by describing it out loud. The Speech MCP server brings voice-driven vibe coding to Goose — turning natural language into working code.

Introducing codename goose

Announcing codename goose — your on-machine, open source AI agent built to automate your tasks, powered by your choice of LLMs, extensions, and a friendly desktop and CLI.

Are the rubber ducks getting smarter

Like many people, the solution to a coding problem I’ve struggled with suddenly appears when I try to explain it to someone or something. Sometimes even while sleeping. How are new AI tools changing the way we debug and write code?

Previewing goose v1.0 Beta

A preview of goose v1.0 Beta — the key new features and improvements that make goose more powerful and user-friendly.

Down, Down, Down the TBD Road

TBD winds down, but what does this mean for the projects we've been working on. And what does it mean for me?

Understanding Decentralized Identifiers for 10-year-olds

Decentralized Identifiers are a pillar of Web5 but are a new concept for many. In this article, I take a stab at explaining it like I would to a ten-year-old.

The Human API Experience with Web5

Web5 is an exciting innovation looking to change how we use the web. Giving control of the user's data and identity back to them. In this article, I shared a simple intro and my thoughts on why I'm excited about this technology.

What is the boring JavaScript Stack - Sails Boring Stack

Heard a lot about the boring JavaScript without knowing what it is? Here's my dive into understanding what it entails and how to start using it.

Ace is officially an Auth0 Ambassador

Becoming an Auth0 Ambassador and what it means to be one.

Job hunting - Prepping for technical interviews

Job hunting requires a certain set of technical skills that are bound to get rusty unless you are interviewed every other month or so. Here are a few recommendations to get back in shape.

Job hunting - Cleaning up your resume

In this article, I want to cover a few things related to job hunting, some quite easy to do, to make sure your most important tool - your resume - is able to reach the right places and hopefully get you the opportunity to be interviewed. .

Celebrating open source in Nigeria with Hacktoberfest

Open source in Nigeria has been on a rapid growth. Excited to celebrate the creators during the month of hacktoberfest

With Great Social Capital

As we strive to build and establish our social capital, recent happenings have showed how much responsibility comes as a result.

The Untold Story of a Self-Taught Developer

Two out of three developers are self taught - and each one of them have a unique yet similar story.

The best webpack configurations for React applications

A short informal introduction to Developer Relations

How I build side projects

Quick Tip - CSS position absolute vs fixed

Positioning in CSS can be a tricky business. A common issue however is between deciding to use position:fixed or position:absolute. Here's a tip to help with that.

A short guide to constructive criticism

People try out new things everyday, they experiment, or sometimes just go about their daily jobs. For a lot of things, there's always room for improvement, and it's up to people to provide feedback when necessary to help the person in question improve.

On a wavy level - Why Flutterwave?

I recently joined Flutterwave as a Developer Advocate - Here's a little bit about the journey, what it means and what's in store.

My Development Platforms and Tools

Here are some of the tools, technologies and platforms that I use to deploy and share apps that I build.

Getting started with Laravel Telescope - what can it do for you?

When building web applications, it is almost impossible to avoid encountering bugs. You want to have an idea of everything going on in your application, how and when they happen. Having access to this information gives you a lot more control in narrowing down bugs and identifying opportunities to improve your application.

Basic tips for technical writing

Technical writing is any form of writing that helps break down technical tools, practices, opinions and ideas. It has rapidly become a valuable skill at all levels for anyone in a tech related career, developers and even designers. Here are a couple things you should keep in mind and attempt to get used to as much as possible.

Understanding HTTP response status codes in frontend applications

In this tutorial, we will explore what status code means and how to use them.

5 Web Project ideas to test your new coding skills

So you've picked up that new web language or framework and you probably believe you've exhausted the documentation but don't know what next to do or build with it. I have had a couple people ask me about this and one too many times these projects elude me at that moment.

Understanding the basics of RESTful APIs

For this tutorial, we will explore the basics of APIs, what we can use them for, how to design them and various ways we can protect them.

How to Use Linear Gradient with Images

linear-gradient() is a CSS function that creates an image containing a transition between two or more colors in a straight line. It's the most common type of gradient in web design.

How to Implement a Custom 404 Not Found Error Page with React Router

While navigating websites, a 404 error occurs when you try to reach a page that does not exist. When working with websites with dynamic routes like with React, you can end up with a page that’s not properly rendered or a complete error page that isn’t very friendly.

Welcome to Ace

A lot of people ask me what Ace means. According to multiple dictionaries, Ace means a person that is very good, or someone who excels at a particular sport or other activity...