Behind the site
Roadmap
AI score 3/4 me. Idea 2/2 · Words 1/2. The ideas are mine; AI helped word the notes
Everything I'm thinking about writing or building, out in the open. Nothing here is a promise or a date. Ideas move right as they get real, and some will never leave the first column, which is fine.
Writing The site itself Updated October 13, 2026. Kept in source control, like the changelog.
Ideas
16Rattling around. No promises.
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Series 1, part 3
Automate the lookups
Script the questions first, then hand them to agents as tools.
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Series 1, part 4
Who may act, and who may know
Access, trust and claims someone has to stand behind. With a demo on made-up data.
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Series 2
Four parts, from the least change to the most.
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Deep dive
Where the answers live
The data behind each decision, who owns it, and how much is shared today.
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Deep dive
What each team is paid to worry about
Why the same finding looks urgent to one team and minor to the next.
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Human plus machine
What centaur chess got right, where it faded, and why the process is the edge.
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My AI context is in version control
If AI writes in your voice, the description of your voice is source code.
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Thinking out loud: feature, bug, or both
Two parts. The second is about how arguing with AI helps.
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Big company, startup, backed company
Tradeoffs that shift with where you are in life.
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Explained at the kitchen table
Rebuilding a childhood Rube Goldberg machine with my kids.
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An open invitation to airlines and hotels
A hard problem, worked from the outside, in public.
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Ways to talk back on the site
Parked for now. LinkedIn and newsletter replies first; revisit if readers ask.
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How it’s built
Hosting, releases, the tools, and where AI helps.
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The AI score, written up properly
Customer letter and press release, done after the fact, and saying so.
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An original logo
The droid has to go eventually.
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Comments on the site
Only if newsletter replies show people want to talk here.
Writing it
2Drafts exist. Some are rough.
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What to build, and who builds it
Rant mode. Why "how long will it take?" is the wrong first question.
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Same ideas, different readers
I'm writing this one myself.
Up next
1What I expect to ship soonest.
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Series 1, part 2
Seven questions
What a good decision about a finding needs to know, and who holds each answer.
Out
7Shipped. The changelog has the rest.
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Series 1, part 1
Out Oct 13
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Out Oct 13
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Same ideas, different readers
Out Oct 13
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TL;DR for every kind of reader
Out Oct 13
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The changelog, in source control
Out Oct 13
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RSS feed, and email that follows it
Out Oct 13
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Out Oct 13
Got one you'd read first, or one I should drop? Tell me on LinkedIn. Bigger features here will get a full write-up when they ship: the problem, a customer letter, the options, what I built, and what happened.