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Blog/Aug 27, 2026

AI Agent Development Workflow from Brief to Pull Request

An epic that once took three weeks now finishes in an afternoon, arriving as forty agentic work items instead of six tickets, breaking every ceremony built around the old cadence. The agentic version inverts the classic feature factory problem: keep-the-lights-on work becomes a precondition rather than a deferrable cos…

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Blog/Jun 5

Fix One Bottleneck, Find the Next: AI and the Kaizen Loop

You rolled out AI coding tools across the engineering organisation. Adoption hit 90%. The metrics look great. But the same rollout shifted your bottleneck. Like a production line,…

Blog/May 21

Event: The Future of Software with Steve Yegge and Ajit Banerjee

The event opened with a provocative question about what AI will never replace, setting the tone for a fireside conversation at Seattle’s AI House. Speakers Steve Yegge and Ajit Ban…

Blog/May 19

The State of Agentic Tooling 2026

The blog post surveys the current state of agentic tooling in 2026, highlighting how industry reports reveal real adoption trends and the pitfalls of ignoring them. It outlines thr…

Blog/Apr 21

AI Configuration Sprawl Is the New Shadow IT

The post highlights the growing problem of AI configuration sprawl across all business functions, where teams create prompts, skills, and tool configurations without version contro…

Blog/Apr 7

Agentic Deep Dive: Building a Team of AI Agents

The post chronicles a month‑long exploration of AI‑driven workflows, detailing how the author rebuilt his blog with a Notion‑backed CMS, automated content creation and publishing,…

Blog/Apr 1

App Design at the Speed of AI

The post describes a workflow that leverages AI tools to redesign a website dramatically faster than traditional methods. Starting with Google Stitch, the author generates a high‑f…

Blog/Mar 27

Claude Code vs Kimi Code: Two Brilliant Agents, One Human Still Required.

This blog post examines the rapid growth of AI-generated content and the resulting challenge of triaging information overload. It describes a multi‑agent AI pipeline that aggregate…

Blog/Mar 17

The Product-Engineering Partnership in Modern SaaS

The post examines how close collaboration between product and engineering drives success in modern SaaS companies. It highlights shared ownership, where product insight and enginee…

Blog/Mar 10

AI Doesn't Fix Your Org. It Amplifies It.

The post argues that AI acts as an amplifier for existing engineering practices, magnifying both strengths and weaknesses. While AI tools can dramatically speed up tasks like code…

Blog/Mar 5

Hire Engineers for The Spark

The post argues that truly exceptional engineers are distinguished not just by technical skill but by a broader set of qualities the author calls “The Spark.” In an AI‑augmented er…

Blog/Mar 3

Your Business Logic Is in Someone's Head. That's a Bug.

The post examines how growing companies lose institutional knowledge about business logic as teams expand, leading to fragmented documentation across engineering, product, support,…

Blog/Feb 13

What are the Four Signals?

The post explains that engineering organizations emit various signals, but leaders often focus on loud symptoms like missed deadlines or outages rather than underlying causes. It i…

Blog/Sep 12

Five tenets of an early-stage startup engineer

The blog outlines five essential tenets for early‑stage startup engineers, emphasizing ownership of tasks from validation through planning to delivery, and the need for clear, spec…