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RSSThe winning pattern nobody announced
Organizations investigate their failures and let their successes spread unexamined. The work record shows what your teams are becoming capable of — before it has a name.
When good engineering becomes hard to see
The most valuable engineering work often leaves no artifact: the service not built, the commitment not made. As agents make implementation cheap, that judgment becomes the job — and the usual measures can't see it.
The problem arrived at the commit, not the report
Every engineering org keeps two records of its work — the one that accumulates as it happens, and the one assembled to explain it later. Leaders run on the slow one.
Agents are going to write all the code
The bet: agents will eventually write essentially all the code. The harder question is what happens to the engineering work around it — and who develops the judgment to govern what gets built.