lfg – WoW raid frames for AI agents on a $25 LED
I built a WoW-inspired raid frame on a 64x64 LED panel to monitor my AI coding agents. When an agent needs approval, it catches fire.
I'm terra tauri, enabling SRE at Bit Complete. I combine deep technical expertise with building high-performing teams. Previously at Grafana Labs supporting 10,000+ Kubernetes nodes. KubeCon EU speaker on eBPF observability.
I built a WoW-inspired raid frame on a 64x64 LED panel to monitor my AI coding agents. When an agent needs approval, it catches fire.
Prompt engineering is what happens in the moment. Context engineering is what you do over time to keep your agents from drifting off a cliff.
I spent two weeks using GPT and Codex for my daily work. Between fabricated technical explanations, a model that insisted it could hear birds, and tooling that couldn't keep up with my workflows, I learned a lot about trust. Here's what happened.
I enable SRE at Bit Complete, combining technical depth with building high-performing teams. Previously at Grafana Labs, I built network infrastructure supporting 10,000+ Kubernetes nodes, executed zero-downtime CNI migrations, and investigated softIRQ bottlenecks at 1M+ packets/second.
I'm also building AI-powered tooling (Claude Code Agent SDK), creating open-source projects (Nethax network testing framework), speaking at KubeCon, and experimenting with creative technical projects like this site.