Axiom AIAxiom has a blog now
- We finally have a real place to talk about the project, not just a dry changelog.
- Expect deep dives, the thinking behind the big changes, and the messes we walk into.
- There's an RSS feed too, so you can follow along without ever opening the site.
So, this is a thing now. Axiom has a blog.
We already had a Dev updates page, and it's great for what it does, which is basically a list of what got added, fixed or broken each month. Short, factual, easy to scan. But it's also kind of cold. There's no room in there to say "here's why we spent two weeks on this", or "we tried the obvious approach first and it blew up in our faces". And honestly that's often the interesting part.
So that's what this place is for.
What you'll find here
Think of it as the long version. When something meaningful ships, we'll write about the idea behind it, what we borrowed, what we threw away, and what we'd do differently. Sometimes it'll be a deep dive into one feature. Sometimes it'll just be project life, where we're headed, what's keeping us up at night, that sort of stuff.
The Dev updates page stays exactly as it is, the quick "what changed" list. The blog is where we actually talk.
How it works, quickly
Every post is just a Markdown file in the repo. We write it, push it, and the site rebuilds itself. The styling (titles, code, lists, all of it) is shared across every article, so we can focus on writing instead of fiddling with HTML. If you're curious, it all lives in landing/content/blog/.
Follow along
There's a proper RSS feed, so if you live in your reader like a sensible person, just point it at the feed and you'll get every new post automatically. The link is in the footer, and on the blog index.
And if you'd rather hang out and chat, we're on Discord. Come say hi, break things, tell us what's missing.
More soon.