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A concrete example of using an AI agent to explore a GitOps repo, find a production-only CronJob, map confusing stage/staging overlays, and generate infrastructure documentation.
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Precision and recall separate two kinds of classifier error that a single accuracy number hides.
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A practical guide to building eval systems for LLM prompts in production: project structure, test datasets, output formats, and the blind spots most teams miss.
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Vague tickets stall software development.
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A client shipped an 80-prompt LLM pipeline with no evals, no audit trail, and no dashboards.
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AI agents won't ship features while you sleep (yet), but they will change who can contribute to your codebase
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A legacy LLM classifier was missing 32% of the jobs it was built to find.
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How connecting an LLM agent to Sentry, Posthog, and a production database helped me cut a 32-second p95 to 600ms
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AI LLM with your production database and application source code can help you debug and triage issues in minutes
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A practical guide to writing bug reports engineers want to pick up — with templates, examples, and prioritization guidelines.
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Connecting AI agents to your database via MCP?
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Your product roadmap is a shopping list.
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An LLM is a brain thinking with its eyes closed.
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Shipping LLM features without standards means flying blind.
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People tend to use virtual and online interchangeably but they carry different meaning.
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What are the key questions that you ask in your sprint retrospectives?
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Can a metaphor help your Agile Retrospective?
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Do you feel like your Agile Retrospective is only tackling low hanging fruit and missing out on real improvements?
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In this post I share the chat I had with folks from HSD sharing my wicked issue of Agile Retrospectives missing out on reflection
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How I ask for questions and antipatterns
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In this post I describe my journey in to the visualization world with links to resources that helped in my progression and that I wish I had on day 1
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This article is for facilitators holding space and organizers of Open Space events that moved or want to move online.
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Many factors--specific to your context--can reduce the effectiveness of a retrospective and cause frustration and mistrust in the group.
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This is a summary of what I learned--circa 15 months ago--about big picture event storming during a two day workshop with Alberto Brandolini creator of Event Storming.
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This is a summary of what I learned--circa 15 months ago--about big picture event storming during a two day workshop with Alberto Brandolini creator of Event Storming.
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Brief explanation of how I do remote visual facilitation with iPad pro and screen sharing.
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This post assumes you know what a retrospective is and focuses on an activity to set the stage challenging what Kert's prime directive means to the group.
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This post assumes you know what a retrospective is and focuses on Kerth's prime directive to ensure the facilitator can answer common challenges and confidently explain it to the group.
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Retrospectives should be a core practice for any team but you must have a way to measure their success and team engagement otherwise they can become just another meeting.