Joined the Rive Halloween Challenge 🎃
Building something interactive this week.
The core mechanic is starting to work.
More soon. 👻
I spent some time today looking at AI agents and skills people are actually paying for.
One pattern stood out:
The agents with clearer traction often don’t just help users think — they give users something they can immediately use.
Input → AI agent → usable result.
A video. A slide...
AI is very good at filling in the gaps.
Sometimes, too good.
Give AI an incomplete software requirement, and it can quickly turn it into a complete-looking workflow, business rules, states, and exceptions.
The problem is: some of those gaps aren’t missing details waiting to be...
A requirement can look clear — until you start asking what the system actually needs to do.
I tested this with a paperless banking workflow in Solution Blueprint Agent.
On the surface, the requirement describes a straightforward flow: a customer books a consultation, submits a...
I built a tool for the part of software projects that happens before implementation.
A requirement can look detailed and still leave important decisions unresolved.
Who owns a particular state?
What actually triggers a workflow transition?
Which business rule is confirmed, and...
