A parser for the ISO 10303 EXPRESS language for its 40th anniversary
EXPRESS parser for CAD engineers when existing STEP tooling already handles this.
Vibing a more performant ocaml sexp parser than Jane Street
AI agents beat Jane Street's parser; Phase 3 won all benchmarks with 37% less code.
OCaml developers, compiler engineers, performance-critical systems
Cranelift (Rust codegen, performance-focused alternative) · Tree-sitter (parser generator that beats hand-written)
Using cloud sandboxes to run them in I tested: - A single coding agent just told to make a better parser - An agent told to write a better parser within the constraints of tests/benchmarks - An agent swarm that self-improved the premise with extra tests/benchmarks in order to more "truly" write a better parser
The results were a success! I was able to end up with both performance (up to 3.07× faster) and memory (up to 5.75× less) in locally runnable benchmarks.
EXPRESS parser for CAD engineers when existing STEP tooling already handles this.
Agent-first docs with structured JSON output for every CLI command.
Eighteen-step tutorial refactoring a chat script into event-driven multi-agent architecture.
Closes the loop: agents read eval traces to fix their own regressions.
Useful shell script patterns, but just a workaround for API rate limits.
Builds a real agent loop with MCP support from scratch, skipping all frameworks.