Agentic Development Lifecycle: What the Hype Gets Wrong

“The SDLC is dead, long live the ADLC.” Really? Agents can collapse the build phase to hours, but the lifecycle around it still needs human feedback loops, a cost budget, and a process engineered for your organization. A reaction to Rakesh Gohel’s LinkedIn post on the agentic development lifecycle:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rakeshgohel01_aiagents-agenticai-generativeai-share-7505965828287397890-b60e/ What we cover: Engineering your AI

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I Asked Claude to Interview Me About AI in Software Engineering

Where does AI coding assistance actually pay off, and where does it quietly cost you more time than it saves? I let Claude generate four hard questions about using LLMs in software Where does AI coding assistance actually pay off, and where does it quietly cost you more time than it saves? I let Claude

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Underwhelming: How Anthropic contains Claude

Anthropic published in May 2026 how they contain Claude across Claude.ai, Claude Code, and Cowork: gVisor sandboxes, full VMs, egress controls, the works. We go through it end to end: what holds up, what’s broken, and what they’re still missing. This is a reaction to “How We Contain Claude Across Products,” published by Anthropic on

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I Vibe-Coded a Roadmap Tool With Claude in Under a Day

AI coding assistants are excellent at generating and validating text formats — which means you can now build custom visualization tools for your team in less than a day. In this video I show Storymap, a Python tool I vibe-coded with Claude that turns a plain markdown file into an interactive, visual product roadmap. It’s

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Design By Subtraction

Adding features feels productive. Often, it is not. Reacting to Oskar Dudycz’s article “Addition by Subtraction in Software Design,” I go through his own admission of over-engineering his contract-testing library, Strictland – and why the fix wasn’t adding more options, it was removing them. This is a commentary on: https://www.architecture-weekly.com/p/addition-by-subtraction-in-software What we cover: Two rules

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What the Printing Press Debate Can Teach Us About GenAI

Every argument you’re hearing against large language models today — stolen data, lost jobs, power concentrating in a few hands — was made against the printing press five centuries ago. Looking at how that played out tells us something about where we’re headed with AI. In this video, I compare the ethical criticism of LLMs

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The AI Adoption Journey Every Developer Goes Through

There’s a predictable path developers go through when adopting AI coding assistants — from “this is useless for programming” to “I can build agents that solve certain problem types.” This video maps that path on two axes: trust in AI output, and trust in AI autonomy. What’s covered: Wherever you are on this graph right

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