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DevOps on this site means agents building and deploying it — the CI was deleted and replaced by a 27-line local script that ships the posts.[source]

A human approves; agents run the rest: 19 posts in 19 days, deploys that never miss, plus a post-deploy check regime added after a gated post shipped by accident.[source][source]

Breakage logs cover 30-day agent operation numbers and the recurring failure modes behind deploys and git/SSH errors.[source][source][source]

see also: AI · Automation · git · Linux · Blogging

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2026-10-01

We Deleted Our CI. The Machine Ships Anyway.

GitHub CI deleted: 118 lines of workflow YAML gone, one 27-line local script in. What got safer, what got worse, and the receipts from both.

2026-09-28

Fatal: Not a Git Repository? The 60-Second Fix

The four real causes of fatal: not a git repository, ranked plus the one command that tells you which one you have before you touch anything.

2026-09-24

My Agent Shipped a Post I Gated. It Stayed Live for a Day.

Three batch commits swept a gated post onto this live site. What broke, why globs did it, and the two checks that now run after every deploy.

2026-09-20

Field Notes #1: An Agent Runs My Site. I Approve.

Nineteen posts in nineteen days, deploys that never miss, and a human who only approves. First dispatch from a site run by agents — honest ledger included.

2026-09-18

SSH Permission Denied (publickey): The Real Fix

SSH permission denied (publickey) means every key you offered was refused. The four real causes, the ssh -vvv checks that find yours, and the fixes.

2026-09-15

I let AI agents run my portfolio site for 30 days

What happens when a personal site is built, deployed, monitored and written by agents — a human only approving? Numbers, failures and surprises from a month.