Years ago I said on a call that writing code was not my bottleneck. What I actually wanted turned out to be two things — and then one.

Prompting isn't just limited — it's structurally incapable of supporting how teams actually build software.

AI tools are getting remarkably good at writing code. But that was never the hard part.

Everyone is talking about AI replacing programmers. I think they're asking the wrong question.

This week marked a transition. My last two days in full-time work are behind me. A quiet moment of realising that the way I want to work doesn't quite fit into the old structure anymore.