Articles
Receipts, ideas, and the occasional rant.
8 articles on shipping practical AI: what we build, what we measure, and what we'd tell you over coffee.
2026
- Your Attention Does Not ParallelizeRunning twenty agents feels like progress. Then every decision they queue up lands on one desk: yours.Jul 6
- Your Prompts Have a Version NumberModel vendors now ship a manual with every release. If your automation still runs last year's prompts, you're paying for a model you're not using.Jul 4
- Use the Model for the 10% That Needs OneThe most reliable AI automations barely use AI. Plain code does the predictable work; the model handles only the judgment.Jul 2
- Your Company Already Wrote the ManualYears of docs, tickets, and recordings are sitting in your systems unread. Linked together, they become the context that makes agents useful.Jun 28
- The Approval Fits in Your PocketWhen agents do the building, the human's job shrinks to decisions. Decisions fit on a phone, and that changes how operations feel.Jun 20
- We Ship Practical AI, Not PilotsMost AI projects die in a proof-of-concept. The difference between a demo that impresses a room and a system that survives a Tuesday.May 20
- Your Business Has a Ghost EmployeeEvery team runs on invisible hours of manual work nobody tracks. How to find it, price it, and decide what is worth automating.May 6
- A Model Upgrade Is Not a Release. Your Harness Is.When a new model ships, the temptation is to bump the string and call it done. The durable advantage is everything around the model: the harness you control.Apr 18