AI agents are selfish. Biology figured out signaling a long time ago. The next generation of agent architecture is hiding in cells, leader-follower replication, and attractor states.

Eighty percent of software work is maintenance, operations, and toil. It's unglamorous, invisible, and exactly where great engineering lives.

AI collapsed the cost of building software. It did not collapse the cost of owning what you shipped.

AI collapsed the cost of building software, but the systems underneath are buckling. We're entering an era where everyone can build and nobody understands what they've built.

I left a good job at Cloudflare to build OpsCompanion. This is the honest story of what that year looked like — the fundraising, the fear, and why I'd do it again.

The beginning of an experiment — technically and personally. Why I started writing and what I hope to build.