01 / Writing

The reasoning behind the product, written down.

Notes on early signals, connected evidence, engineering memory, and staying disciplined about what actually caused something.

12 pieces so far. No newsletter cadence, no filler.

02 / Latest

8 Aug 2026

Engineering Leadership

Incident Management

5 min read

Your tools see events. Your engineers see context.

Modern engineering teams are not short of data. They are short of the connective tissue between it. Context is created by relationships, not by collecting more events.

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03 / Archive

20261 Aug 2026Incidents are chains, not moments5 min read
28 Jun 2026The dangerous gap between deployment and incident response5 min read
6 Jun 2026Your incident process is not broken. Your context is.4 min read
23 May 2026Postmortems should not be where incident learning goes to die4 min read
17 May 2026Incident AI should show its work4 min read
9 May 2026AI can speed up delivery. It cannot replace ownership.4 min read
2 May 2026What changed? The first question every incident team should ask4 min read
18 Jan 2026How high-performing teams turn incidents into memory5 min read
202520 Dec 2025Why engineering incidents don't start at 'incident'7 min read
14 Dec 2025The hidden cost of engineering incidents: What nobody tracks (but should)8 min read
16 Nov 2025From firefighting to foresight6 min read

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The reasoning behind the product, written down.

Your tools see events. Your engineers see context.

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This thinking is what the product is made of.