Goga Koreli
"I'd rather be stuck on a hard problem than coast on easy ones."
After a decade of software engineering, I'm going through a mental shapeshift. The boundaries between engineer, product thinker, and architect are dissolving — and AI agents are the catalyst. I'm calling this new way of working agentic product engineering.
There's a lot of hype, misinformation, and ambiguity out there. This blog exists because we need honest, grounded writing about what it actually means to build with agents — the real principles, not the marketing. This isn't only software engineering anymore. We're crossing boundaries.
I'm documenting the shift as I live it: the concepts, the mental models, the open source tools I'm building along the way, and the things I get wrong. If you're going through the same transition, I hope this helps.
This site is that record — a personal publication. One author, many forms, one sensibility.
Projects
ghx — Auditable code reconnaissance for AI agents. A specialized sidecar explores GitHub and returns schema-validated claims, evidence, commands, and uncertainty instead of a transcript.
backlog-mcp — Local-first context, memory, and work history for AI agents. Agents orient, recall decisions, attach artifacts, and search their own history while humans retain plain markdown they can read and diff.
@nisli/core — A zero-dependency reactive web component framework. Born from building backlog-mcp's web viewer, with fine-grained signals, light-DOM templates, dependency injection, routing, and static generation.
gkoreli.com — This publication. Built with @nisli/core and deployed on Cloudflare Workers. The source is public.