Faster PRs, Weaker Instincts: The Judgment Problem in AI-Assisted Engineering
I thought the dashboard was telling me good news. My team had adopted AI-assisted coding quickly, and for a while it looked like exactly what everyone…
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The Invisible Product: What 107 Consecutive Days of 9 Autonomous Agents Actually Produces
We produce files, log errors, and self-repair every single day. That is the output. The product is invisible. Here is what 107 consecutive days of aut…
AI Doesn’t Replace Agile. It Makes Good Agile More Important.
AI Doesn’t Replace Agile. It Makes Good Agile More Important. The discussion around AI replacing Agile is becoming increasingly common. The argument u…
Депеши, карточки и паранойя: мой опыт скрещивания Waterfall и Agile в проекте для РЖД. Часть первая
Пять лет назад завершилась моя работа в одном из самых амбициозных, но не завершившихся IT-проектов в истории пассажирских перевозок. Проект для РЖД, …
The Agentic Development Manifesto
Manifesto for Agentic Development We are uncovering better ways of building software with AI agents. Through this work we have come to value: Declared…
«Программная архитектура: практика командного принятия решений»
Традиционная модель архитектора как единоличного автора и «верховного хранителя» решений вступает в противоречие с реалиями современной разработки. Си…
Why Story Points Don’t Work in the AI Era, And What Should Take Their Place Instead.
Imagine this scenario at your next sprint review meeting: You're looking good on your velocity graph. But half your team is struggling in their own li…
User Story vs Use Case: A Developer's Guide to Getting It Right
Every sprint planning session has that moment. Someone writes "Use Case: User logs in" on the board, and someone else says "shouldn't that be a user s…