How I work · Part 3 of 3
How AI gets to do more on its own.
Each mistake I catch becomes a check the AI runs next time. Work that keeps passing those checks no longer waits for me.
It learns
Each mistake I catch becomes a check the AI runs next time.
Each miss I spot is written into the AI's testing skill. On the next project, it asks the question itself.
88mistakes AI reviewers caught in the specs, before anything was built
state-coverage-sweep · SKILL.md
### Content extremes
+Names people choose (custom tabs, views, saved filters)
+Check a limit when typed, and how it is cut when shown.
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+More tabs than fit. Scrolling alone doesn't count as handling it.
+Ask what the overflow hides.
It earns trust
Once its work held up, I let AI merge its own changes.
At first, every change waited for my review. Once the work held up, I automated it. Now AI agents merge their own changes in Vela.
13changes merged by AI agents in Vela, between midnight and 4 am on 31 October
- 00:06Tabs underline fix
- 00:15Figma sets marked published
- 00:28Icon motion rule
- 00:36Playground fixes
- 01:05Dropdown List
- 01:24A test fix
- 01:45Tabs: the Seed
- 01:54Changelog correction
- 02:02High-contrast fixes
- 02:24Playground: page header
- 02:58Playground: search
- 03:26Playground: workbench
- 03:45Release 0.14 prepared
Waits for mePublishing the Figma library. AI can't do that yet; I'm happy to hand it over when it can.