Archetypes

Explore the archetypes that demonstrate different developer strengths and preferences.

The Big Tech Specialist

"According to our performance benchmarks, this optimization should reduce latency by 15ms at the 99th percentile."

The Consultant

"I've seen this pattern work well at other companies - let me adapt it to your specific requirements."

The Grizzled Veteran

"This looks interesting, but how does it handle backpressure when the downstream service is unavailable?"

The Hungry Junior

"I saw this cool new library on Hacker News that might solve our problem - want me to prototype it?"

The Librarian

"Let's hop on a call and pair on this - I think we can find an elegant solution that doesn't break existing users."

The Principal Engineer

"If we design this right, we won't need to touch it again for two years, and it'll scale to 10x our current load."

The Problem Solver

"Give me two weeks of uninterrupted time and I'll have this performance issue solved - I just need to trace through the entire system."

The Product Engineer

"What if we try this approach? It's simpler to implement and I think users will find it more intuitive."

The Solution Architect

"This API design pattern will serve us well for the next five years, but we need to consider how it impacts our mobile clients."

The Startup Iterator

"Let's ship this version and see what users think - we can always rewrite it when we have more data."

The Swiss Army Knife

"Let me throw together a quick proof of concept - we can always refactor it later if it works."

The Tech Lead

"Let me break this down into smaller tasks - Sarah, you'd learn a lot from implementing the auth flow, and it plays to your strengths."

The Tech Pioneer

"I found a paper from SIGMOD that describes exactly this problem - let me implement their approach."

The Trusted Agent

"The CTO is concerned about this initiative's impact on Q4 deliverables - let me coordinate with the other teams to find a path forward."