How Famorize handles global users: floating point errors, exchange rate drift, and the UX of money across borders.
Auth is always harder than it looks. Here is how I set up OIDC for my personal projects without spending a fortune on managed services.
What building CueMarshal taught me about real multi-agent design: role boundaries, permissions, identity, routing, and why orchestration matters more than agent count.
Why most AI tutors are just homework-solvers, and how I used specific prompting and Bayesian Knowledge Tracing to make FireFly a real teacher.
How to move from 'one-off' flags to a solid feature management framework that actually reduces deployment risk in large organizations.
Traditional CI/CD is about deterministic pipelines. The next layer is agentic: handling the non-deterministic coordination that actually slows down engineering teams.
Why I built FireFly around mastery, not streaks: using Bayesian Knowledge Tracing, visual execution, and age-adaptive tutoring to help kids actually understand code.
Why the DORA platform engineering findings rang true to me, and what I have learned from building delivery standards, templates, and paved roads that actually help teams move faster.
Why MCP matters in practice: not as another AI buzzword, but as a clean protocol for connecting models to real tools, systems, and delivery workflows.
Why I started building CueMarshal: not to replace engineers, but to turn Git, reviews, and automation into a more practical coordination layer for software delivery.
