RLReme Le Haneinremelehane.dev·May 12 · 5 min readThe Most Useful AI Workflow I’ve Built Isn’t About Writing CodeThe Problem Wasn’t Triage Most AI workflows in software engineering still keep the human directly in the middle of triage. The AI might help write code. It might explain a stack trace. It might summar00
RLReme Le Haneinremelehane.dev·Mar 3 · 5 min readThree AI Agents, One SpecThere’s been a steady undercurrent of people switching tools lately. Copilot to Claude. Claude to something else. Codex quietly entering more workflows. A lot of confidence in different directions, of00
RLReme Le Haneinremelehane.dev·Oct 7, 2025 · 2 min readThe Space Between Intention and ImpactIt’s been said to me that at times my responses can come across as a “no” first-unintentionally, of course, but real all the same. Not long ago, someone on my team shared an idea they were exploring. I began with a caution, meaning to help them avoid...00
RLReme Le Haneinremelehane.dev·Sep 30, 2025 · 2 min readThe Weight of the First WordThe opening sentence of any message often carries more weight than everything that follows. I’ve learned this the hard way. Recently, a report shared something he wanted to pursue. I was supportive — I really was — but my first response came as a cau...00
RLReme Le Haneinremelehane.dev·Sep 23, 2025 · 2 min readWhen Not Having the Answer Is the AnswerOne of the things I’ve always been comfortable with is admitting when I don’t know something. To me, it’s one of the real distinctions between the more and less experienced engineers — and honestly, people in general. When you’re earlier in your care...00
