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Ideas, frameworks, and lessons from 18 years of building products. Not theory. Things I've learned by doing it.

2026

Your AI Agent Can Build Anything. Does It Know Your Business?

The Next Languages Won't Be Written For Us

Green Tests, Wrong Feature

What Agentic Engineering Actually Requires

Good Spec, Good Robot

The Product of One

Stop Scoring Your Backlog

Building in the Token Economy

Fifteen

The 5 Levels of Agentic Engineering

Time to access: why fast products win

The AI Orchestrator: How Software Engineering Is Becoming Something New

What I Learned Building AI Agents: From OpenClaw to Claude Code

Coding Was Never the Job: Why AI Didn't Replace Developers

Taste Is the New Moat: Why AI Clones Can't Copy How It Feels

Your Team's AI Resistance Is Your Competitor's Edge

Why Your AI Prototype Isn't a Real Product

AI Killed Product Estimation

You Don't Need a Product Strategist. You Need a Right Hand.

The Old Rules of Building Software Are Dead

How to Validate a Startup Idea in 2026 (The Old Playbook Is Dead)

AI Agents Helped Me Ship Five Products. Two Are Already Profitable.

Feature Prioritization When Everything Feels Urgent

How Many Engineers Does a Startup Need? Team Size in the Age of AI

How to Validate an AI Product Idea Before You Build It

Why AI Broke Product Management (And How to Fix It)

Everyone Has an AI Problem (Most Are Solving the Wrong One)

Product Strategy Frameworks for Early-Stage Startups

2025

Why 95% of AI Projects Fail (And the 30-Day Fix)

The Lean MVP Playbook: Build & Validate in 6 Weeks

How to Build Your First Product Team: A Founder's Hiring Guide

2023

Dribbble Broke UX Design: Why Pretty Portfolios Fail in Production

How to Spot Fake Gurus: Trust Builders, Not Sellers

2021

Outcome-Based Management: Why Goals Beat Office Hours

2020

North Star Metrics: The One Metric That Actually Matters

Why Product Roadmaps Fail: Use RICE Prioritization Instead

2019

Losing to a Competitor? Why I Ignore Mine (And What I Do Instead)