Ming Chen on backend production, AI agents, and Linux tooling
I’m Ming Chen. This blog shares practical notes from production backend work, AI agent experiments, Linux tooling, and everyday life.
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Life around a shrimp pond
The daily rhythm of a shrimp-farming season: feeding rounds, water watching, weather bets, and what life around the pond taught me.
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Two weeks of running an AI agent team on my personal blog
How I ran my Jekyll blog with a team of AI coding agents for two weeks: issue-driven work, review loops, and bilingual shipping.
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What I Learned Buying an OpenCode Subscription and Running Multiple Coding Agents
Lessons from paying for OpenCode and running several coding agents at once: model rotation, review fallback, and cost discipline.
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Orchestration in Production: Blogging from the Beach with Free OpenCode
Putting AI coding-agent orchestration to real use with free OpenCode: the orchestrator picks up the work, I just press merge — even from the beach.
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Trying Out Orchestration for AI Coding Agents
Trying out an orchestration setup for AI coding agents to coordinate multiple sessions more tidily, and sketching the next step for my coding flow.
