Development

Clients own their code from day one, a flat weekly rate is billed before each sprint, and what gets paid for is shipped work rather than hours or headcount.

The missing piece of agentic work was never a better writer. It was a decider. Jev, a new decision model from TypeSafe, brings speed to decision making: question in, decision out.

A practical method for making an existing codebase easier to change: name one painful change, clear only its path, and let the finished change justify the cleanup.

I use AI throughout product development, but volume does not prove value, so I am measuring where it helps, where I intervene, and where work gets repeated.

AI can handle more implementation work, but people still need to choose the problem, judge the experience, manage risk, and accept the result.

Faster AI can produce changes before a team can understand them, so the delivery advantage comes from tighter tasks and stronger evidence.