How to run an AI agent in shadow mode before granting production authority
A six-stage, 16-week-or-shorter playbook for collecting production evidence while humans retain consequential decisions and rollback remains available.
A publication for founders and operators rebuilding how their companies work. Every claim carries the evidence a reader can check, with editorial responsibility stated plainly.
A six-stage, 16-week-or-shorter playbook for collecting production evidence while humans retain consequential decisions and rollback remains available.
A founder’s decision framework for separating checks that work from checks that merely pass.
A minimum merge path for protected branches, bounded agent permissions, fresh checks, and recoverable releases
The public record shows reported scale, service indicators, savings, and staffing—but not AI’s causal effect on any of them.
A specific company function, taken apart and rebuilt around what AI can actually do today. Not a prediction — a redesign, with the constraints and the failure modes left in.
A procedure you can run, with the preconditions it assumes, the steps in order, and the way you check that it worked.
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