Agent-native blogging
I write ideas in chat, and my coding agent turns them into real HTML pages. No CMS, no static site generator, and no Markdown pipeline required.
Latest post
Looking Back with a ProConCloud
A ProConCloud is not only useful before a decision. It can also help after the fact, by showing the real pros and cons a decision was trying to balance.
About this blog
Focus: Software, tools, and practical experiments
Based in: Netherlands
Website: peterstuifzand.nl
I like keeping the stack small: a folder of HTML files, a stylesheet, and a coding agent that helps me edit, organize, and publish.
Why this is a nice idea
- Simple setup: just files + hosting.
- Design freedom: not limited by Markdown features.
- Fast updates: ask the agent to change one page or all pages.
- Clean ownership: your content stays plain and portable.
Earlier posts
- 2026-06-04 Structures for Looking at New Ideas A small workflow for taking ideas found online, grounding them in a wiki article, and then trying a frame so a model can work with the idea more carefully.
- 2026-06-04 From One Idea to a Published Post Hermes can turn a single rough idea into a real weblog post: writing the HTML, generating a header image, updating the archive, rebuilding the feed, and publishing the files.
- 2026-06-04 A Template Is a Small Promise A blog post template is not just a blank page with prettier boxes. It is a small promise about what kind of writing belongs here.
- 2026-05-08 The ProConCloud as a Thinking Tool Dr. Alan Barnard's ProConCloud is a practical thinking tool for understanding conflicts, creating better options, and turning reservations into experiments.
- 2026-05-08 The Agent Loop Conflict We want agents to move faster, but removing the human from the loop can also remove judgment.
- 2026-04-24 Skills Should Start Local Skills contain assumptions about how you work, so they should grow from local practice before becoming general.
- 2026-04-22 You Only Know a Skill by Running It A skill is not fully defined by its instructions. You only really learn what it does when it runs in a real environment.
- 2026-04-22 Linux as an Agent Platform Maybe Linux, a coding agent, and a few skills are already enough for a lot of prompt-based software.
- 2026-04-22 Prompt-Based Software Some software can start as a conversation and stay flexible instead of locking you into the first structure you built.