The setup ritual: the fifteen minutes before you start workingAsk a developer when their workday begins and they'll tell you a time. Watch one and you'll see something else: a ritual that happens first. Open the laptop. Open the browser. Find the right profile. Aug 5 · 2 min readunrevokeapp.hashnode.dev
Protecting your flow state when you run multiple AI assistantsFlow is fragile. It takes a while to get into and a second to lose, and everyone who writes code for a living knows the feeling of getting pulled out at exactly the wrong moment. We guard against the Jul 31 · 2 min readunrevokeapp.hashnode.dev
Account bleed: the silent bug in your AI workflowMost bugs announce themselves. Something crashes, a test goes red, a user files a report. Account bleed isn't like that. It happens quietly, it rarely throws an error, and by the time you notice, you'Jul 27 · 2 min readunrevokeapp.hashnode.dev
A separate AI account for every client, without the chaosIf you build software for more than one client, you already know the rule: never mix their stuff. Separate repos, separate credentials, separate everything. It keeps work clean, it keeps you out of trJul 23 · 2 min readunrevokeapp.hashnode.dev
Why your browser was never meant to handle multiple AI accountsEvery developer running a multi-account setup has a "system." Maybe you use Chrome for work, Brave for side projects, and Safari for client work. Maybe you rely on Firefox containers, or you’ve masterJul 20 · 3 min readunrevokeapp.hashnode.dev
