Everlabs Blog
Field notes from a Ruby on Rails agency: case studies, deep-dives on web and mobile development, and lessons from shipping logistics, SaaS, and e-commerce products.
AI-assisted development we use in 2026: Claude Code, Superpowers, GSD
Claude Code is our standard harness at this moment, summer 2026 – it can change, and we continuously review the options to pick what works best. What runs on top of it – Superpowers, GSD, Matt Pocock's skills – and how a practice travels from one engineer's experiment to every project.
From a Loom walkthrough to user stories: an open Agent Skill that turns screen recordings into specs
Recording feedback as a Loom is easy; turning it into work is not. video-to-spec is the open Agent Skill I built to close the gap – user stories with the screenshots attached.
How many parallel AI workflows can one engineer hold efficiently?
I ran four Claude Code sessions in parallel git worktrees for a day and kept notes. Three held, one fell off within the hour. Which tasks bundle into a parallel AI workflow, which fight for the same attention, and why the limit is not the machine.
Is Ruby on Rails still worth using in 2020?
Ruby was realized in 1996, and now it's pretty mature language. Is it still actual nowadays?