The Compensation Statement
Apr 30, 2026
Access to frontier AI tools is starting to look less like a software perk and more like workplace infrastructure.
Documented Proof That I Sleep
Apr 29, 2026
A week of Codex logs turns heavy AI usage into a visible rhythm, including the rare hours without prompts.
Lightbulb Moment
Apr 28, 2026
AI fluency starts with noticing manual work that no longer needs to consume attention, time, or judgment.
Proud, Sad, Or Something Else
Apr 27, 2026
Running down weekly Codex credits is both a constraint and a signal that AI has become part of the work itself.
Project Level Analytics Summary
Apr 26, 2026
AI-assisted projects need collaboration analytics that reveal prompts, course corrections, iteration loops, and where the work actually changed.
I Have Quietly Converted
Apr 25, 2026
Voice input is starting to feel less like dictation and more like product direction for AI-assisted building.
An Apology Letter From Bob
Apr 24, 2026
An AI assistant’s apology makes the permission boundary clear: sending email still requires explicit human consent.
Frontier AI Apps Need Human Language
Apr 23, 2026
Frontier AI products need to translate system complexity into human language before they can become broadly accessible.
Giving Claude A Real Chance
Apr 22, 2026
Interrupted safety filters make even impressive models hard to trust when ordinary research workflows cannot stay in motion.
A Week Of AI Product Events
Apr 21, 2026
AI is moving from side conversation to strategic center across product, media, marketing, storytelling, and executive leadership.
Accepted Student Days
Apr 20, 2026
Hands-on building remains the real learning loop for AI-native product and technology leadership.
A Tip I Picked Up Somewhere
Apr 19, 2026
Bug fixes get sharper when agents start by reproducing the failure, then prove the fix with a passing test.
Working With Multiple Agents
Apr 18, 2026
Parallel AI agents work best when projects are split into clear workstreams with ownership, validation, and controlled integration.
Tell Your AI Coder To Take A Breather
Apr 17, 2026
Sometimes you need to tell your AI coder to take a breather, step back, and re-evaluate the problem with fresh eyes.
Claude Max Token Limits
Apr 16, 2026
Model quality matters less when quota limits interrupt the ordinary work of exploring, refining, and building with AI.
Codex Design Sense Still Feels Behind
Apr 15, 2026
OpenAI Codex’s design sense still feels behind. I gave the exact same prompt to Codex and Claude Code.
Is It Coding?
Apr 14, 2026
Someone asked whether this new way of building still counts as coding.
Claude Code And Worktree Safety
Apr 13, 2026
Now this is a little disconcerting: so much of the safety of a git worktree depends on the tool respecting the boundary.
I got a lazy AI developer
Apr 11, 2026
There wasn’t a blocker. The AI paused at a clean stopping point instead of continuing the work.
Codex Has Our Relationship Backwards
Apr 10, 2026
Agentic coding tools create leverage only when they stop handing routine implementation chores back to the human.
From PRD To Prototype
Apr 9, 2026
In the spirit of encouraging more product managers to go from PRD to prototype, I decided to do it myself.
Estimated Effort: 4-6 Engineering Days
Apr 8, 2026
A five-minute accessibility update shows how AI is collapsing the old relationship between estimates, implementation, and product iteration.
How Did I Become A Better PM This Week?
Apr 7, 2026
Following up on last week’s article, I spent the week thinking about how I became a better PM this week.
Jumped On The Vibe Coding Bandwagon
Apr 6, 2026
Building the same tic-tac-toe game across four AI tools showed how quickly prompting creates software and how much testing the result still needs.