Same task, same prompt, Claude Code and OpenCode in separate worktrees. An orchestrator picks the winner and steals the best parts from the losers. Sometimes the winner is Qwen3.8-27B on my local server, not Opus.

After each task they "dream": they consolidate what they learned into skills and agents, pushed to a repo so every project gets it.

It burns more tokens, but I review a lot less. Full write-up here:

https://menetray.com/en/blog/how-i-work-ai-today-ddev-worktrees-and-arena-where-my-agents-fight-it-out

Anyone else running more than one harness on the same task?

Same task, same prompt, Claude Code and OpenCode in separate worktrees. An orchestrator picks the winner and steals the best parts from the losers. Sometimes the winner is Qwen3.8-27B on my local server, not Opus.

After each task they "dream": they consolidate what they learned into skills and agents, pushed to a repo so every project gets it.

It burns more tokens, but I review a lot less. Full write-up here:

https://menetray.com/en/blog/how-i-work-ai-today-ddev-worktrees-and-arena-where-my-agents-fight-it-out

Anyone else running more than one harness on the same task?

Hey friends,

I inherited my predecessors drupal 8 website. I’ve found it to be difficult to debug and follow the structure that has been set up. Ultimately, I want to update the websites appearance and versioning to make it more modern. Would it be possible for me to create a fresh installation of drupal 11 and then import/migrate the old site’s database? Or should I try to upgrade the old site?

I have never used drupal before, so I’m thinking that going through a fresh installation will build familiarity and make the site easier for me to maintain. I would appreciate any advice or insights! Thank you!

Hey friends,

I inherited my predecessors drupal 8 website. I’ve found it to be difficult to debug and follow the structure that has been set up. Ultimately, I want to update the websites appearance and versioning to make it more modern. Would it be possible for me to create a fresh installation of drupal 11 and then import/migrate the old site’s database? Or should I try to upgrade the old site?

I have never used drupal before, so I’m thinking that going through a fresh installation will build familiarity and make the site easier for me to maintain. I would appreciate any advice or insights! Thank you!

Drupal's security team calls itself "an all-volunteer group." Thirty people for thousands of projects. Their own PSA now admits fixes will ship slower, giving attackers "more time armed with LLMs," while the community debated banning AI contributions.

Meanwhile security firm reportedly built working exploit from a published patch in 51 minutes.

I'm not saying Drupal is insecure. I'm saying nobody is on the hook for enterprise security.

Read more : https://tanay.co.in/blog/your-drupal-security-is-running-on-volunteer-hours

Drupal's security team calls itself "an all-volunteer group." Thirty people for thousands of projects. Their own PSA now admits fixes will ship slower, giving attackers "more time armed with LLMs," while the community debated banning AI contributions.

Meanwhile security firm reportedly built working exploit from a published patch in 51 minutes.

I'm not saying Drupal is insecure. I'm saying nobody is on the hook for enterprise security.

Read more : https://tanay.co.in/blog/your-drupal-security-is-running-on-volunteer-hours

Quick update; the Utility Components module now has 3 new components:

• Styled text: Single line of text with support for font size, style and weight, letter spacing (tracking), line-height (leading), and capitalisation. It's good for those little colourful labels of all-caps text that AI likes to add to designs, or for extra large text (e.g. in a "key numbers" row).
• Carousel: Displays multiple slides of content, one or more at a time. Choose between a "slide" and "fade" animation. Navigation between slides can be automatic, or controlled via swiping, scrolling, or arrow buttons. Built using Splide.
• Marquee: Displays elements like images or text in a continuously-scrolling bar. Can be paused, and has controls for things like speed, gap, direction, etc. Built using Marquee6k.

They're vanilla and mostly independent, so you can just copy them into your existing theme if you want instead of installing the module. Just make sure to copy the relevant library if you do.

Quick update; the Utility Components module now has 3 new components:

• Styled text: Single line of text with support for font size, style and weight, letter spacing (tracking), line-height (leading), and capitalisation. It's good for those little colourful labels of all-caps text that AI likes to add to designs, or for extra large text (e.g. in a "key numbers" row).
• Carousel: Displays multiple slides of content, one or more at a time. Choose between a "slide" and "fade" animation. Navigation between slides can be automatic, or controlled via swiping, scrolling, or arrow buttons. Built using Splide.
• Marquee: Displays elements like images or text in a continuously-scrolling bar. Can be paused, and has controls for things like speed, gap, direction, etc. Built using Marquee6k.

They're vanilla and mostly independent, so you can just copy them into your existing theme if you want instead of installing the module. Just make sure to copy the relevant library if you do.

In case you missed PSA-2026-11-02 ( https://www.drupal.org/psa-2026-11-02 ): starting in 2027, each Drupal core minor version gets 8 months of security coverage instead of the 12 we've had since 8.6. The Security Team's reason is the flood of AI-generated security reports they can't keep up with on current funding. Fewer supported branches means less backporting.

The part that matters day to day: with a new minor every six months, when 11.6 / 12.1 comes out in June 2027, 11.5 / 12.0 only has two months of support left (until August 2027).

And Drupal 10 reaches EOL on December 9, the same week Drupal 12 (PHP 8.5 minimum) is released.

I'm migrating a few sites from 10 to 11 right now. Core isn't the issue. What eats the time is deprecated APIs in custom code, contrib modules several releases behind, the odd abandoned module, and patches in composer.json that no longer apply. Upgrade Status and Rector help, but the sites that were kept up to date are a completely different experience from the ones nobody touched for two years.

I wrote a longer post on what this means for site owners and what a maintenance budget should realistically cover now: https://menetray.com/en/blog/eight-months-drupal-shortens-security-support-and-your-site-cant-wait-year-anymore

Are your clients actually budgeting for regular updates, or are you still doing big catch-up jobs every couple of years?

In case you missed PSA-2026-11-02 ( https://www.drupal.org/psa-2026-11-02 ): starting in 2027, each Drupal core minor version gets 8 months of security coverage instead of the 12 we've had since 8.6. The Security Team's reason is the flood of AI-generated security reports they can't keep up with on current funding. Fewer supported branches means less backporting.

The part that matters day to day: with a new minor every six months, when 11.6 / 12.1 comes out in June 2027, 11.5 / 12.0 only has two months of support left (until August 2027).

And Drupal 10 reaches EOL on December 9, the same week Drupal 12 (PHP 8.5 minimum) is released.

I'm migrating a few sites from 10 to 11 right now. Core isn't the issue. What eats the time is deprecated APIs in custom code, contrib modules several releases behind, the odd abandoned module, and patches in composer.json that no longer apply. Upgrade Status and Rector help, but the sites that were kept up to date are a completely different experience from the ones nobody touched for two years.

I wrote a longer post on what this means for site owners and what a maintenance budget should realistically cover now: https://menetray.com/en/blog/eight-months-drupal-shortens-security-support-and-your-site-cant-wait-year-anymore

Are your clients actually budgeting for regular updates, or are you still doing big catch-up jobs every couple of years?