Mar 25 · 6 min read · You don't ship two releases in one day by working twice as fast. You ship them because the architecture lets you. March 7th: 22 commits, 2 version bumps, 5 completed EPICs, and a fundamental shift in what IntentCAD actually is. Here's how it happened...
Join discussionMar 25 · 7 min read · The Challenge I needed to ship v4.5.0 of the Claude Code Plugins marketplace after 8 days of intensive development. The release included: 38 commits across multiple feature areas 500 new standalone skills (739 total) ZCF Integration (5 phases comple...
Join discussionMar 25 · 7 min read · Forty-two commits across six repos in one day. No new features. Just closing loops, killing bugs, and hardening things that almost worked. The most interesting work was in PDF extraction. The rest was necessary. Here's the breakdown. PDF Entities Are...
Join discussionMar 25 · 9 min read · Some days you file tickets. Some days you refactor a module. March 21st was not one of those days. Forty commits across claude-code-plugins. A complete validator rewrite. 63 new SaaS packs generated. Gold standard documentation across every Jeremy pl...
Join discussionMar 25 · 11 min read · One hundred commits. Three complete SaaS packs. Ninety skills from zero to shipped. March 22nd was the day the pack factory proved it works. Not a prototype. Not a concept. Three production-ready integration packs — Sentry, Notion, and Supabase — eac...
Join discussionMar 25 · 11 min read · Thirteen EPICs. One day. The largest single-day feature push in IntentCAD history, from EPIC-CAD-19 to EPIC-CAD-30. This isn't a brag post. It's a process post. Thirteen features shipped because of how they were scoped, not because anyone typed faste...
Join discussionMar 25 · 7 min read · Yesterday we built the knowledge base from zero to API. Today we shipped it twice. qmd-team-intent-kb went from v0.1.0 to v0.3.0 in a single day. Eighteen commits. Two tagged releases. The first release (v0.2.0) was dependency hygiene — upgrading eve...
Join discussionMar 25 · 5 min read · Two Releases in a Week git-with-intent shipped v0.9.0 on February 17 and v0.10.0 on February 19. Two days apart. The first release was a pre-GA security hardening pass. The second was a scale and operations maturity push. Together they closed the gap...
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