The Delegation Boundary
How to decide what an AI agent may do alone, when a person steps in, and how that boundary moves as evidence changes. Part 3 of 7.
The Hybrid Team
A hybrid team pairs a stable group of people with machine capacity that expands and contracts around the work. Part 2 of 7.
Towards an AI Native Operating Model
An AI native operating model is the system by which an organisation turns intent into outcomes using people and machines together. Part 1 of 7.
Writing Code Was Never the Bottleneck
AI speeds up writing code, but code is rarely the bottleneck. Why continuous delivery and flow come first, backed by DORA and METR data.
Why AI Adoption Is a Leadership Problem
AI adoption programmes stall on people and leadership more than tools. What engineering leaders must do differently, lessons from Odevo.
Good Ideas Should Not Need Good Marketing to Survive
Good ideas need a writer and an audience. AI moves one of those constraints. What that means for publishing, platforms, and engineering teams.
EEEG: A Substance Test for Content in the AI Era
AI-written content gets skipped on sight, but the same filter catches writers using AI to publish real substance. EEEG is the test we use at re:cinq.
Agents, Correctness, and the Development Process That No Longer Fits: A London Roundtable on Enterprise AI
London roundtable with eight senior practitioners on testing AI output, multi-agent orchestration failures, and the enterprise security gap.
Do You Still Need Software Developers?
Notes from an AI Meetup talk in Utrecht on citizen developers, software factories, and two-week sprints when AI writes code in 20 minutes.
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