How does one person build so much with AI?
I use agents across research, implementation, review, and operations. They can make a lot of progress on private, reversible work without waiting for me at every step. I keep the consequential decisions, like a public claim or a production change, attached to a person and concrete evidence.
The system matters: portable memory, clear constraints, preserved work, and a way back. So does the definition of done. A passing build isn't the same as a working customer workflow. I want the result checked where it will actually be used, with any remaining limits stated plainly.
I still revisit assumptions when the requirements or evidence change. I don't want every new model to reopen every settled decision. The measure is useful work I can trust, with less correction from me. That's part of the work I do with teams.
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