Phuriwaj

Daily Journal — 2026-05-21

Freewrite

A technical-leaning day split between infrastructure decisions, product thinking, and integration tooling. Explored the rapidly evolving Claude Code autonomous dev landscape — the stack has moved on significantly from GSD + autonomous-dev toward newer options like Superpowers and oh-my-claudecode. Also revisited the CreditX concept, picked up a quick reference on Keycloak/Kong Gateway commercial licensing, and spent time deeper in Composio: discovered that the Outlook connection lacks the Tasks.ReadWrite scope needed for Microsoft To Do, and that Rovo won’t work on personal Atlassian accounts registered under outlook.com/gmail.com.

Big Things Today

  • Evaluate oh-my-claudecode Team mode + GSD as the new autonomous dev stack (replaces GSD + autonomous-dev)
  • Continue CreditX field validation planning

Conversations

CC-Autonomous

The Claude Code autonomous development landscape has evolved significantly. Superpowers (124K GitHub stars, 7-phase TDD pipeline) and oh-my-claudecode (19 agents, 36 skills, 5 execution modes) are now the dominant frameworks. Updated recommendation: oh-my-claudecode in Team mode + GSD for context isolation. Key insight: Superpowers enforces TDD architecturally — it deletes code written before tests exist. → See claude-code-autonomous-pipeline

CreditX

Revisited the CreditX product concept: a workflow tool for Corporate Credit Officers built on CorpusX/TradeX infrastructure. Architecture and prototype are complete; the bottleneck is field validation on persona demand and hour-based pricing acceptance. The structural moat (audit trail lock-in) is compelling if the persona bet proves correct. → See creditx

Commercial use permissions

Quick lookup: both Keycloak and Kong Gateway are Apache 2.0 OSS, production-ready without a commercial license. Commercial tiers (Red Hat build / Kong Enterprise) add SLAs and enterprise features but aren’t needed for most teams. → See keycloak-kong-commercial-licensing

Composio AI agent integration platform

Went deeper on Composio’s task management integrations. Microsoft To Do is connected via Composio (phuriwaj@outlook.com) but creating tasks fails with 401 — the Outlook connection is missing the Tasks.ReadWrite Microsoft Graph scope. Fix: disconnect and reconnect at composio.dev → Connections → Outlook, enabling Tasks/To Do permission. Also confirmed Todoist is natively connected in Claude.ai. Rovo (Atlassian AI) remains blocked on personal accounts with outlook.com email. → See composio-mcp-connector

Open Tasks Surfaced

  • Fix Composio Outlook connection: reconnect with Tasks.ReadWrite scope to enable Microsoft To Do task creation
  • Try oh-my-claudecode /omc-setup and test Team mode on a real project
  • Enable GSD on top of oh-my-claudecode for context isolation on longer runs
  • Run 3–5 field interviews with corporate credit officers to validate CreditX persona demand

Insights Worth Developing