AI Can Write. It Just Can’t Think.
AI can write fast, but it can't think strategically. Four portable markdown products teach your AI how you sound, who you're writing to, what to create, and where to publish.
The tool is no longer the interface. The conversation is.
The overhead baked into how your team manages your website was always invisible. AI just made it optional.
How to Actually Put AI to Work (It’s Not What You Think)
Most people either waste AI on emails or assume it can't touch their real work. Both are wrong. Here's a five-step process that starts with what you already do.
The Best Thing About AI Isn’t Productivity. It’s Permission.
AI gives you permission, not just productivity. Permission means you can explore paths you never would have walked down.
Why I’m Building Products for AI Instead of Humans
I've been building products for AI more than for humans recently, and here's why I think that's important. Plus the key skill you need.
The Last Prompt You Need When Building Software with AI
If you're building software with AI, there's a ton of exciting stuff going on. But don't ignore this last prompt. You'll need it.
Your AI Has Three Brains (It Just Doesn’t Know It Yet)
Your AI tries to think, remember, and stay available all at once — and fails at two. Three emerging projects finally split the problem into composable layers.
How Estimating Changes in an AI World
Here's an interactive way to see how estimating changes in an AI world. Put in your own data and see the results.
There Are Two Kinds of AI Work. What If You’re Missing One?
There are two kinds of AI work — design-time and runtime. Most people throw everything at runtime, making it slow and expensive.
I’m Not a Data Scientist. But I Just Published a Leadership Study.
I'm not a data scientist, but I used AI to discover what actually drives 467 corporate leaders.