Fagan is an autonomous coding pipeline that splits software engineering between frontier models (planning, review, judgment) and local models (implementation), enforcing enterprise-grade discipline through formal inspection, TDD, and code review on a $20/month budget. Named after Michael Fagan's 1976 IBM study demonstrating that formal inspection catches 82% of defects, the system uses inspection gates rather than author quality to ensure reliability.
Boris Sakač, a Croatian IT pioneer who developed computer systems for the Olympic Games for nearly three decades, has died at age 82 in Zagreb. His innovations in sports IT began with the 1979 Mediterranean Games in Split and were used at every Olympics from Sarajevo 1984 through Sochi 2014, earning him recognition as one of the most prominent Croatians in Olympic Games history.