Seroter Daily: Agent Collisions Beyond Worktrees, 2026 Enterprise AI State, Cursor Deployments
rseroter · x · 2026-11-07
Richard Seroter's daily reading list (#905) highlights AI-era software engineering practice. Key items:
- Agent collisions: git worktrees alone aren't enough for multi-agent setups—need explicit API contracts, short leases, and isolated resources before merging.
- AI scaling bottlenecks: human attention should focus on deciding what to build and proving outputs work.
- 2026 State of Enterprise AI: chart-heavy report on deployment trends and which companies are winning.
- Agent distraction: leftover TODO comments in code misdirect coding agents and waste time and tokens.
- Governed context layer: architecting safe vibe coding on Google Cloud so builders access the right data the right way.
- Also covered: Cursor's fully managed app deployment taking on Lovable/Replit, GitHub's new Git storage architecture, and the industry question of how we'll train senior developers.
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