Fix typos in agentic AI yak shaving blog post

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-I've been playing around with agnetic AI for a side project recently, and I can absolutely see a world where the workflow is like this: 
+I've been playing around with agentic AI for a side project recently, and I can absolutely see a world where the workflow is like this: 
 
 1. I have an iterative session with an AI to define a feature - the outcome of this is an AI generated brief
 2. The AI goes off and implements the feature, unsupervised, the outcome of this is a pull request. 
-3. I review the pull request - what I'm looking for is a cursory look over of the code to check that the patterns are holding, and brief manual verification that the feature is working. 
+3. I review the pull request - what I'm looking for is a cursory look over the code to check that the patterns are holding, and brief manual verification that the feature is working. 
 
 _This is not my current workflow_ - that step 2. I have to supervise - because the AI goes off into rabbit holes and burns all my tokens and creates some messes. 
 
-But this worfklow seems tantalisingly in reach - whether that's all a fugazi is a different story. 
+But this workflow seems tantalisingly in reach - whether that's all a fugazi is a different story. 
 
-I have limited time. I work a full time job, and I have a four-year old and two four-month old babies, and I need to exercise. So with my side project, of which I'm about 40 hours in, in, I could spend my limited time chipping away at building new features, or I could spend it: 
+I have limited time. I work a full time job, and I have a four-year old and two four-month old babies, and I need to exercise. So with my side project, of which I'm about 40 hours in, I could spend my limited time chipping away at building new features, or I could spend it: 
 
 - Optimising my prompts
 - Adding lint rules and other guard rail test scripts
 - Adding generation scripts
 
-All in the hope that at the end of that the end of it, in some future world - creating this application will be a delightful breeze - I'll be able to to informally have a chat session with an AI, creating a list of features I want to see, and then come back the next night to review and merge the code it has created. 
+All in the hope that at the end of it, in some future world - creating this application will be a delightful breeze - I'll be able to informally have a chat session with an AI, creating a list of features I want to see, and then come back the next night to review and merge the code it has created. 
 
 <img src ={yak_shaving.src} alt="ai generated image. A man is scoffing some pills while holding some shears. In the background are some yaks. The man is saying 'gonna go shave me some yaks'" className="blog-image" style={{height: 400, display: "block", margin: "40px auto"}}/>
 
 
-This is feels like yak-shaving. Perhaps this is another bit of software engineering wisdom that is disrupted by AI. 
+This feels like yak-shaving. Perhaps this is another bit of software engineering wisdom that is disrupted by AI. 
 
-The AI maximimalist might argue that - 'This isn't yak shaving - this is what the job is now, you're not building products, you're building a factory that builds products'. 
+The AI maximalist might argue that - 'This isn't yak shaving - this is what the job is now, you're not building products, you're building a factory that builds products'. 
 
 This might be a reasonable statement for a project at a high level of AI maturity - but there is an awkward transition as you move from a conventional software delivery model to this mature AI driven one.