Article Series

AI and leadership

Running real work on open models: the costs, the results, and the harnesses that help them finish the job.

Building and running agents that can take software from a brief to a checked result.

How AI fits into our tools, working habits and organisations.

Using Claude Code for knowledge, thinking and the work of leadership.

Giving agents useful access while keeping responsibility for what they can do.

What changes when running AI becomes cheaper and more accessible.

Practical sessions on adopting AI, with recordings and written follow-ups.

Hiring, culture and the decisions that shape a startup engineering team.

How task assignment, job titles and delegation can get in a team’s way.

The costs of owning code, frameworks and abstractions.

A three-part exploration of separating a web application’s domain from the things that change.

A two-part account of testing iPhone applications in 2011.

The original 2006 tutorial, from the introduction through the coding sessions.

The development of Sol Trader, from early experiments to launch and its aftermath.

Designing Ealdorlight, launching its Kickstarter and looking back on the campaign.