4d ago · 8 min read · The Builder Who Builds Too Fast Imagine you're hiring a contractor to build your house. You get three bids. Two of them say six months. One says three weeks. Your gut reaction to the three-week bid? Something's wrong. They must be cutting corners. Th...
Join discussion4d ago · 10 min read · Two Clients, One Weekend, Zero Excuses Agentive context engineering turned what should have been a month-long grind into a three-day sprint. A few weeks ago, two people needed websites at the same time. One was an e-commerce site for a pickleball bra...
Join discussion6d ago · 4 min read · AI-agent workflows have a boring but important problem: a good process often lives inside one runtime. Signum started as a Claude Code plugin. That was the right first layer: slash command, local artifacts, contract-first pipeline, proofpack. But the...
Join discussionMay 6 · 6 min read · I spent months assuming bigger models meant better results. Then I ran an experiment that made me feel like I'd been tipping 200% at a restaurant where the food was worse. Claude Haiku with RAG scored 11.8. Claude Sonnet alone scored 5.3. The cheap m...
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May 6 · 22 min read · You know the pattern. You open a fresh Claude Code session, paste in the task, and the first few responses are sharp. Claude reads the right files, makes sensible decisions, follows your architecture
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May 4 · 9 min read · An AI model doesn't have memory between conversations. Every time it responds, it can only see what's currently inside its context window — a kind of short-term working memory. Whatever is in that win
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May 5 · 10 min read · Last week I sat in an executive review where two teams spent forty minutes arguing about "active users." Not about strategy. Not about growth. About what the number meant. One team counted anyone who logged in. The other excluded users who bounced in...
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May 2 · 5 min read · In 2024, everyone was a prompt engineer. In 2026, the job title barely exists. Not because prompts don't matter — but because the scope expanded so dramatically that "prompt engineering" doesn't describe the work anymore. Welcome to context engineeri...
Join discussionMay 2 · 5 min read · In 2023, prompt engineering was the hottest skill in tech. "Learn prompt engineering" was on every career advice list. Courses sold out. LinkedIn profiles updated overnight. In 2026, the landscape has shifted dramatically. The single-prompt paradigm ...
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