SDK engineering
Generated code is still code. You own it. The honest tradeoffs between deterministic and AI-assisted generation, and why "looks generated" is a template problem, not a generator problem.
Four threads
Everything we write falls into one of four threads. Loosely.
Agent Experience
What actually changes when AI agents start calling your API. MCP servers, tool schema design, error semantics an agent can survive, rate limits for traffic that never sleeps.
Developer Experience
Documentation is technical debt you pay down in advance. Onboarding that works, and the uncomfortable economics of supporting developers who never pay you a cent.
Developer Relations
The Fireside-podcast view of the craft. How DevRel programs start, scale, and sometimes quietly die. We say which.
Featured posts
If you only read three, read these. New here? Start at the top.
Why use a REPL? (and how to build one for your API)
A Postman collection is a museum exhibit. A REPL over your API is a workbench, and you learn faster on a workbench. We show how Voxgig SDK Generator builds one straight from an OpenAPI spec.
ReadSDK launch series
The first SDK-product-launch post lands here. Likely topic: "What we learned generating SDKs for 500 public APIs."
Agent Experience series
The first Agent Experience post lands here. Likely topic: "Tool schemas an agent can actually reason about."
Recent posts
January 17, 2024
November meetup: Erin Mikail Staples, Pachi Codes & open conversation
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January 17, 2024
June Meetup - Alex Lakatos of Interledger.
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December 4, 2023
March 2023 Meetup: Will Klein and Barsha Das
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November 29, 2023
Voxgig supporting TechFoundHer Christmas Sparkle event 2023
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November 21, 2023
Empathy and education. Meet Kelly M and Maria Ashby
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October 2, 2023
September Meetup: Anil Krishnashetty and Andy Piper
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September 1, 2023
August Meetup Blog Post: Omotola Omotayo and Carla Gaggini
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July 18, 2023
The Power of Visual Storytelling: Transforming Communication with Hand-Drawn Illustrations with David Neal
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April 12, 2023
February 2023 Meetup: Eoin Boylan and Suze Shardlow
ReadWrite for the Voxgig blog
What we publish
- Guest posts from practitioners whose work we’d otherwise be talking about on Fireside.
- One test, every time: would this help you make a better technical decision? If not, it does not run.
What we don't
- Promotional pieces. Link-building submissions. AI-generated drafts. We can tell, and we say no.
Pitch by emailing info@voxgig.com with a working title, the audience you’d write for, and one or two pieces you’ve published elsewhere.