Start here
Judgement over tokens
Anyone can prompt an app into existence now. The hard part is knowing when the machine is wrong, and that is the part you are actually paying for.
What I've learned building products with AI doing the typing and me making every call.
Plain English, written for the person paying for the software. The technical bits come second and smaller.
Start here
Anyone can prompt an app into existence now. The hard part is knowing when the machine is wrong, and that is the part you are actually paying for.
8 more, newest first. No sign-up, no pop-ups.
AI agents write most of the code I ship. Here is how the work is split between them and me, the jobs I hand over without worry, and the claims I never take their word for.
When somebody wants to buy your software company, they send a technical person to look under the hood. Here is what that person asks for, and the folder I build so the answers are already there.
Seven checks a non-technical owner can run on an AI-built app this afternoon, what a bad result looks like, and what these checks will not catch.
AI agents can use files, browsers, apps and automations. Run this checklist before you give one real access to your business or your product.
AI writes code that works in the demo and leaves the same handful of security holes behind. Here are the five I look for first, in plain English, and why the AI leaves them.
The first 80% of an AI-built product shows up in a weekend. Then every fix breaks something else. Here is why that happens and how to get moving again.
AI made the typing cheap. Here is what is left on the bill when you hire a senior person to build your product, and how to tell one from somebody with a chat window.
A practical AI use policy for small business teams, including approved tools, data rules, review requirements, and a one-page template.
Send me your repo, or your napkin sketch. I'll tell you straight whether you need me.