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Building Fluentic Style: Styling DOM You Do Not Own With `createSheet`

This is part of my Building Fluentic Style series, where I’m writing down the design decisions, tradeoffs, and small surprises from building Fluentic Style . Most Fluentic examples start with a component that owns its DOM. < button css = { styles . root } > < span css = { styles . icon } > { icon } </ span > < span css = { styles . label } > { children } </ span > </ button > That is the clean…

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Your agent's memory needs the word 'no' — and a way to prove nobody edited it

the expensive failure in AI-assisted coding isn't a bad line of code — linters and tests catch those. it's an agent confidently re-implementing something your team already tried and killed.

  • Memory in AI-assisted coding now arrives at session start
  • Rejection and abandonment are first-class outcomes, not inferences
  • Tamper-evident hash chain records rejected decisions permanently

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