# acai.sh blog

Blog at <https://acai.sh/blog> attached to the [[toolbox/acai|acai.sh]] toolkit. Author is anonymous on the site (single-developer feel — first-person, recovery-from-overengineering framing, distinctive playful voice).

Topical focus is spec-driven development applied to LLM-assisted coding: ACIDs, `feature.yaml`, acceptance coverage, and the broader "what part of the work survives when code generation is cheap" question. Adjacent in spirit to [[handyai-blog]] (PM-flavored anti-theater AI coverage) and [[0xsid-blog]] (practical agentic-coding takes), but more language-design-flavored — closer in shape to a tool author writing about why their tool exists.

## Style notes

The voice is unusual for a tool-author blog. Self-deprecating ("AI psychosis," "embarrassingly I did not know about any of these," "I suffer from Not Invented Here syndrome"), heavy on parenthetical asides, willing to take strong positions on adjacent tools (SpecKit, OpenSpec, Kiro, Traycer.ai). Treats "Future Gazing" thought experiments as a legitimate blog form rather than padding.

The author is also willing to argue *against* their own product where it doesn't fit — the "Reasons you might not like acai.sh" section is unusually candid for a tool launch piece.

## Ingested articles

- [[specsmaxxing]] — the founding essay: ACIDs, `feature.yaml`, the thought experiment about specs as the only thing of lasting value when code generation becomes cheap

## See also

- [[toolbox/acai]] — the toolkit
- [[acceptance-criteria-ids]] — the convention extracted from the blog
- [[handyai-blog]] — adjacent topic space, different angle (PM-flavored)
- [[0xsid-blog]] — adjacent: practical agentic-coding fatigue / friction takes
- [[ratfactor]] — different format, same digital-garden / single-author shape