Building towards the non-obvious
On balancing the obvious with the non-obvious, and why we're building towards a reality where waiting on compilation and tests becomes intolerable.
Hola 👋,
I'm Pedro. I'm a Berlin-based builder and the CEO of Tuist. I'm an advocate for open-source software, like Gesttalt, the blog engine that powers this site, and a handful of other projects. I believe in open source as a tool to bring more freedom to the world and build better technology.
Recent writing
Doing things once
There's something that has been bugging me since I started working more with coding agents: helping them close the loop effectively. This is the exploration behind Once, an automation substrate that lets agents understand the best way to validate their changes.
The user is not always a person
For as long as we have built SaaS, we assumed a human was the one registering, setting up, and wiring things together. That assumption is quietly breaking, and it changes how software should be designed.