Blog
I write about agent systems, engineering judgement, orchestration, and the future of software development — the thinking behind the orchestration infrastructure I build for AI-native software engineering at Nearfield.ai, including Scope and OS/A. Full essays are published on Substack.
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Saving Humanity with Agents
There's an original 1980s-style rescue game hidden in this very site — an un-fundable idea that exists only because building it cost an evening, not a quarter. The game is just the proof; the real story is the collapsing cost of turning imagination into a real, working thing.
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Stop Wasting Time Editing and Start Developing
Endlessly editing what an agent produces is the wrong loop. This essay is about shifting from correcting generated code to actually directing development — spending your time on intent and design rather than line-by-line fixes.
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Just Add Imagination
Removing the distance between imagination and execution. When agents handle the mechanics of building, a developer's imagination — not their typing speed — becomes the constraint that matters.
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The Agent State of Mind
The transition to AI-generated software is no longer a tooling problem — it is a mindset problem. Engineers move from producing syntax to defining intent, architecture, and strategic direction.