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Mike Dabydeen

I lead engineering teams in Toronto. I write about reliable AI-agent delivery: permission, evidence, and recovery. I teach at Sheridan and Conestoga.

Education

University of Toronto

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Work

Software Development Manager at Purolator

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A Local-First Coding Agent Needs a Measurable Boundary

A Local-First Coding Agent Needs a Measurable Boundary

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A review contract for an agent-authored pull request

A review contract for an agent-authored pull request

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A security policy is part of the product boundary

A security policy is part of the product boundary

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What Passing Tests Leave Unresolved

What Passing Tests Leave Unresolved

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System One models in an agent loop: classify first, authorise in code

System One models in an agent loop: classify first, authorise in code

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A Practical Checklist for an Agent-Ready API

A Practical Checklist for an Agent-Ready API

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Your Coding Agent Has a Supply Chain, and You Probably Have Not Scoped It

Your Coding Agent Has a Supply Chain, and You Probably Have Not Scoped It

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AI Didn't Make Your Team Faster. It Moved the Bottleneck.

AI Didn't Make Your Team Faster. It Moved the Bottleneck.

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The Missing 20% of Every AI Agents Tutorial — Observability, Fallback, and Cost

The Missing 20% of Every AI Agents Tutorial — Observability, Fallback, and Cost

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From Code to Coaching: Embracing the Growth Mindset in Engineering Management

From Code to Coaching: Embracing the Growth Mindset in Engineering Management

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The Double-Edged Sword of Microservices: Balancing Abstraction and Complexity

The Double-Edged Sword of Microservices: Balancing Abstraction and Complexity

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