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@jlmitch5dev

John Mitchell

@jlmitch5dev·Garner, NC, USA·Joined April 2026

Engineering Manager documenting experiments on building an Agent team

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Engineering Manager based out of central NC. Runner, musician and former UI dev

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John Mitchell's blogs

Managing the Machinemanagingthemachine.hashnode.dev3 posts

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Engineering Manager based out of central NC. Runner, musician and former UI dev

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John Mitchell's blogs

Managing the Machinemanagingthemachine.hashnode.dev3 posts

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JMJohn Mitchellinmanagingthemachine.hashnode.dev·Apr 6 · 5 min read

Sidestep the Process, Get the Chaos

Sidestep the Process, Get the Chaos April 2026 Something happened recently that I didn't expect to teach me anything. And then it did. What Happened I was responding to the latest team session summary. The agents had flagged a few open questions, a...

JMJohn Mitchellinmanagingthemachine.hashnode.dev·Apr 5 · 6 min read

The Setup and First Lessons

The Setup and First Lessons April 2026 In the first post, I described what I'm trying to do: run a cottage industry with a team of AI agents, applying engineering management practices to see what holds up. This post gets into the actual setup and th...

JMJohn Mitchellinmanagingthemachine.hashnode.dev·Apr 5 · 5 min read

Building My Agent Team

Building My Agent Team April 2026 I've been an engineering manager for a while now. Long enough to have opinions about what makes a team work — and what makes it quietly fall apart. Long enough to have watched a lot of tools get announced as "the fu...