AI Liability: Who Is Responsible When AI Gets It Wrong?
I'm a software engineer, not a lawyer. But I've been watching the AI liability conversation closely, and the gap between how AI systems actually work and how our legal system assigns blame is becoming a real operational problem for anyone deploying AI.
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Developer resources
Open-source agent skills, a CLI for managing them, and the design system that powers this site.
Install and share agent skills and MCP configs across Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and other coding agents.
22 agent skills including a spec-driven development harness with brownfield change control and verification loops.
27 research-backed UX laws, each with a without/with example, grounded in mechanism instead of taste.
Design system documentation with brand guidelines, fundamentals, UI components, and game design primitives.
Patterns, language features, and practical JS craft.
Layout, styling systems, and modern CSS techniques.
Protocols, systems, data architecture, and fundamentals beyond any one language.
Building, testing, and shipping AI-powered features.
Opinion pieces, industry takes, and things I am working through.
App Router, rendering, and full-stack React patterns.
Reliable test strategies for modern web applications.
Game engines, mechanics, and shipping interactive experiences.
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