FortWorthDev

A working log of agentic development — written while learning it.

I've shipped .NET software for 25 years. Now I build with AI coding assistants and autonomous agents — and write down what actually works. If you're learning to use AI assistants well, or building agentic workflows of your own, this site is for you.

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background

Deep-rooted in .NET development since the early 2000s — from Web Forms to Blazor, from SOAP to gRPC. I've seen the stack evolve and I evolve with it.

current focus

Agentic & workflow development — connecting AI coding assistants, MCP servers, and CI/CD into pipelines that ship real software. Practicing daily: side projects, courses, and production work.

this site

A public working log. What I build and learn — side projects, agentic experiments, day-job lessons — gets written up here so other developers can move faster.

point of view

Speed without verification is just faster failure. The durable skills are context engineering, human-in-the-loop review, and knowing when not to trust the model.

./skills.sh

AI Coding Assistants (Claude, Copilot, Cursor)
Agentic Architecture & MCP integration
.NET / C# (25 yrs, all versions)
LLM Pipeline Design & RAG systems
Context Engineering & AI Dev Workflows

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fortworthdev.com/ building

This site — a terminal-native Astro build, designed and shipped end-to-end with AI coding agents. The workflow behind it is the first case study.

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Learning the same stack? Comparing notes is the point. Questions, corrections, interesting problems — the inbox is open.

x: @fortworthdev
email: rob@fortworthdev.com
github: github.com/fortworthdev
location: Fort Worth, TX

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