Now

Building

Working on AI-powered developer tools and exploring how to make language models more reliable in production environments.

Thinking about

Most AI products today are horseless carriages. Old interfaces with AI tacked on, not reimagined around it. I write code to think, and lately three questions drive my work:

• Where AI lives is in the interface itself: not a feature you open, but something you feel.
• What makes AI useful is doing the right thing quietly, not making suggestions you constantly have to fix.
• What makes AI trustworthy is being transparent, predictable, and honest about what it can and can't do.

Reading

Currently worming my way through Terry Pratchett's Discworld 🪱 — forty-odd novels of footnotes and quiet wisdom, and I'm in no hurry to reach the last one.