Outcomes before capabilities
Useful AI starts with a consequential problem, an accountable owner, and a way to measure what changes.
AI product leader, builder, and writer
I turn emerging AI capabilities into useful products, operating models, and business outcomes.
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01 / Current thinking
Useful AI starts with a consequential problem, an accountable owner, and a way to measure what changes.
The future is governed citizen development: more people solving problems within clear technical and human boundaries.
The work changes when your judgment has to travel through people, portfolios, operating models, and culture.
02 / Writing
Essays about building useful AI, leading through uncertainty, and turning new capabilities into real systems.
Agent skills
Agentic engineering
Human-computer interaction
AI product quality
A personal detour
03 / Reading
Two books currently on the shelf, with room for work and life to inform each other.
Enterprise AI / Operating model
A timely perspective on evolving enterprise applications with AI, from useful capability to transformational business outcomes. I am especially interested in how it builds on Kersten's earlier Project to Product, which helped reshape how the industry thinks about flow and value.
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Also on the current shelf.
04 / Selected work
A visual home for saving, versioning, organizing, and moving agent skills between AI tools. Built from a personal need during the first wave of persistent, tool-using agents.
Framing the right problem, aligning technical and business teams, and creating conditions for good decisions.
Working directly with memory, tools, skills, portability, and the practical limits of autonomy.
05 / About
I lead AI product work inside a large, regulated enterprise and build independent experiments to understand where the technology is heading next.
Outside the work, I am a husband and father of three. I make room for writing, hiking, biking, golf, Formula 1, and the occasional idea that refuses to leave me alone.