Notes on compounding leverage, and the work behind them.
Agentic development harnesses, unattended coding runs, and the self-teaching that keeps up with a field reinventing its tooling every few months. Written up in the blog, and offered as work in the services below.
What changes
The first useful result is smaller than a transformation.
- A narrower next step Turn a vague goal into a sequence you can actually finish with the hours you have.
- A working slice Build one useful piece of the workflow before committing to a larger automation project.
- A method you keep Leave with the decisions, checks, and habits needed to keep improving without a permanent consultant.
Two sections
- Blog
Posts on harnesses and self-teaching
Two pillars: designing agentic coding harnesses, and the method for learning a skill solo and staying current afterwards. 6 posts so far.
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Training and automation engagements
Teaching people how to teach themselves, and building the agent harness that automates a team's workflow or a single engineer's.
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Want this applied to your workflow?
The services turn the ideas in the blog into a working starting point for one engineer or a small team. Pick the closest fit, then join the waitlist with the problem you want to solve.
See the engagement options →Proof in public
Read the method before you enquire.
The blog is where the working ideas are tested in public: agentic harnesses, unattended runs, and the practice of learning a moving field without waiting for a course.
What the services cover
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Training
Teaching people how to teach themselves.
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Automation
Agentic harnesses for a team, or for one engineer.
Latest post
Latest run
Staying current is a practice, not an event
Learning a language or learning to code was a project with an end. Keeping up with agentic tooling isn't — it's the same self-teaching method, run continuously, with no finish line in sight.
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