Read-Point Planning: Your Backlog Is a Cache of Beliefs
Read-Point Planning: Your Backlog Is a Cache of Beliefs Cache invalidation is famously one of the two hard things in computer science. The joke surv…
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Best Project Management Software for Startups: Match the Tool to How You Work
Search "best project management software for startups" and you get the same dozen names every time: Trello, Asana, ClickUp, Notion, Linear, monday.c…
How to Protect Your Margin When the Client Changes the Project After Approval
A developer on Reddit shared a story that every agency owner recognizes: client approved everything. The scope was documented. The price was agreed.…
Software Isn't a List of Tasks—It's a Network of Dependencies
If you've worked on a software team long enough, you've probably experienced this. Sprint planning goes well. The team breaks down a feature into ta…
Deploying Plane - An Open-Source Jira Alternative on Ubuntu
Plane is an open-source project management platform that supports Agile, Kanban, waterfall, and timeline workflows — a self-hosted alternative to Ji…
I Lead AI Agents Every Day - Here Are 5 Shifts No Standard Tells You How to Make
A Google DeepMind safety lead said this week that they're putting $10M behind multi-agent safety because "there just isn't really a field of researc…
I Took the Keyboard Back From an Agent Mid-Task - Here's What the New PMP Can't Test
A few weeks back I had an agent reconciling a vendor list. It ran clean. No error, no crash, output looked right. Then I noticed it had merged two s…
Paint by hours, or how I solved for time tracking
Time entry. That tedious daily friction that provides value to somebody, somewhere, maybe, where nobody reads a single one of the "thing I did" desc…