Addy Osmani
2 Tools · 2 Intel
Addy Osmani is a software engineer, author, and speaker who spent roughly 14 years at Google, rising from individual contributor to Senior Staff Engineering Manager leading Chrome's Developer Experience team, where he worked on DevTools, Lighthouse, and co-led the Core Web Vitals initiative. Before Google he worked at AOL and Pixsta and contributed to jQuery's core team. In his later years at Google he shifted focus to AI, working on Gemini's developer experience and becoming a Director at Google Cloud AI. He has authored several books, including "Learning JavaScript Design Patterns," and created open-source projects such as TodoMVC and Yeoman.
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Tools
Markdown workflows that walk coding agents through spec, build, review, and ship steps.
Measurement-first agent skills that audit performance, accessibility, and SEO via Lighthouse.
Intel
A long interview with Addy Osmani on the path from building browser tooling to AI developer experience, and on what changes in how engineers work when the assistant is in the loop.
Sonar's Manish Kapur and Anthropic's Addy Osmani detail how Anthropic scaled merged code changes from roughly 2,500 to 30,000 a day, using Claude for first-pass, evidence-backed review and multi-layered verification across a 'software factory.'