Lucifer, the Fly, and the Negotiation That Failed Spectacularly
People assume Hell is loud.
It isn't.
Most days it's just me, coffee, and whatever absurd problem the universe decides to send my way.
This morning?
A fly.
Well… Why not?
People assume Hell is loud.
It isn't.
Most days it's just me, coffee, and whatever absurd problem the universe decides to send my way.
This morning?
A fly.
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Status: Living document
Last updated: July 29, 2026
Maturity: Actively used and rapidly evolving
This workflow treats AI systems as specialized members of a software engineering team rather than as interchangeable coding assistants. Repository conventions, specifications, ranked milestones, reusable protocols, automated reviews, and infrastructure-as-code provide the operating structure. Short commands such as “do the next milestone” work because the repository already describes how the agent should operate.
Part 2 of The AI-Assisted Software Engineering Workflow.
The workflow is converging on two complementary control layers.
Part 3 of The AI-Assisted Software Engineering Workflow.
Local development remains the best fit because it provides:
Part 4 of The AI-Assisted Software Engineering Workflow.
“Vibe coding” is real in this workflow, but it is not effortless button-pushing.
Lucifer looked up at God and asked: