Developer experience consultant and technical writer

I’ve been building out some powerful AI-assisted docs toolchain infrastructure recently.

Gosh, I have really experienced the “November moment” (i.e., the release of GPT-5.2 and Opus 4.5 in November 2025 hugely increased AI capabilities).

Recently someone asked me to describe my lens on developer experience, and I realized I’ve never really articulated it.

I usually keep track of accolades in a private running doc.

I’m implementing an LLM best practice for a docs site I wrote for my client Sensible using Claude Code.

I just finished upgrading one of my documentation projects to Readme’s newest platform version.

Blogging isn’t my main focus – documentation, developer experience, and information architecture is.

Recently I experimented with prompting Claude to generate new-feature release announcements based on docs and past changelog examples.

Here’s a short video tour of how I’ve configured Claude with style guides and a knowledge base to automate some of my more formulaic developer advocate tutorials for my client Sensible.

Here are the results of my experiments with prompting an AI to write reference docs for a custom extension to a rather niche, obscure scripting language (JsonLogic).