Notes on AI, craft, and what happens to us while we speed up.
I lead nine developers. Recently I realized that the way I let them grow instead of controlling them isn't accidental—it's stoic management. Not as philosophy, but as a working system under pressure.
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It works. It is tidy. And it smells like the same UI kitchen as a thousand other AI apps. That is not an accident.
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The early adopters produce like a small factory. Everyone else blinks once and is already a sprint behind.
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Human writing is starting to smell like model output. Not because AI got so smart, but because we got so convenient.
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I spent a year building an intranet for Guidance. It works. Now we want to hang an AI agent on it. But what I've learned about how information actually works makes me careful — and wiser than the hype.
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I tried to play a role that wasn't mine. For years. That sounds like perseverance. It was wasted life.
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