On this episode, Andrew’s buried in messy authentication work spread across legacy code, Chris recounts a frustrating GitHub Actions debugging session, and David explains the mental drain of working across both Vue 2 and Vue 3 in the same application. They talk about using workflow run triggers, scheduled builds, and GitHub’s new Agentic Copilot workflows such as CI Doctor, Automatic Code Simplifier, and issue/PR management, while lamenting low-quality AI-generated PRs and paid AI code review tools. Andrew makes a special announcement about Blastoff Rails, they compare LazyVim, lazy.nvim, and Kickstart Neovim, we hear about Ruby 3.4.9 and its bug-fix release, and Marco Roth’s Herb improvements for ERB tooling. Hit download now to hear more! 

Links

• Judoscale- Remote Ruby listener gift
• Upload-artifact v7.0.0 (GitHub)
• Download-artifact v8.0.0 (GitHub)
• GitHub Agentic Workflows
• Bringing Code Review to Claude Code
• Scott’s Pizza Tours
• Blastoff Rails-June 11-12, 2026, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Learn Enough Bridgetown to be Dangerous (Andrew’s talk)
• lazy.nvim
• LazyVim
• kickstart.nvim
• kickstart-modular.nvim
• Tree-sitter
• Herb
• Marco Roth X (Herb)

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