June 14, 2026
The origin story of Fredrin
Every tool I used to build software was designed for a person who no longer exists: the one who types the code.
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Notes on running many AI coding agents at once — and shipping what they build.
June 12, 2026
Why I built Fredrin, the agentic IDE
For about a year, my entire development environment was one terminal running Claude. And honestly? It was great.
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cmux solved spawning. Nobody solved shipping.
If you're reading this, there's a decent chance you have six terminals open right now, each running Claude Code or Codex in its own git worktree. Maybe they're tmux panes. Maybe they're cmux tabs with the blue notification rings. Either way, you've already figured out the thing most developers haven't: one agent at a time is a waste of you.
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Why Fredrin — the unified context layer for vibe coding
I built Fredrin because I kept losing the plot.
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