Shawn Wallace

Everyone says “agent” now.

In the AI-augmented coding workshop I teach at Centric Consulting, where I work (materials here), there’s a module where we run the same task two ways and let the room see the gap for itself.

11pm, and I’m doing the math I don’t want to do.

I’ve loved solving problems with technology since before it paid the bills.

I work as a principal architect at a management and technology consultancy.

I’ve been building software with AI tools in the mix for about two years now.

The previous post closed with a claim: get the artifact chain right at the team level and you have something replicable.

Getting AI to produce consistent outcomes across a large program is hard.

In my last post, I wrote about how senior developers are getting disproportionate productivity gains from AI-assisted development.

“I talk too much.”