Now

Current focus

• Running Agentic AI with Pete, a six-week small-group course for knowledge workers. The Founders Cohort is sold out — email Pete to be notified of future courses.
• Helping knowledge workers adopt agentic AI without losing judgment.
• Practical setup and workflow patterns for Claude Code and adjacent tools.
• Choosing the right "surface" (Obsidian, editor, terminal, web) for the work you actually want to do.
• Reducing friction so collaboration with AI becomes predictable rather than chaotic.

Topic scope

Superb at

• Agentic AI workflow design for knowledge work (planning, execution, supervision).
• Claude Code setup, practice, and pragmatic patterns beyond "coding only."
• Making tool ecosystems legible: surfaces, boundaries, and reliable operating procedures.

Can help a lot with

• Tool selection across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Manus, and others—fit to real constraints.
• Lightweight project management artifacts that improve predictability with agents.
• Versioning discipline (docs, repos, file sets) so AI work doesn't sprawl.

Happy to discuss (not expert)

• Org-level governance and policy beyond small-team practice.
• Highly regulated or correctness-critical domains (legal, medical, etc.).
• Deep model internals beyond an operator's working understanding.

Timeline notes

I separate this into observations and a working model. The model is a set of bets, not a promise or a prediction schedule.

Observations

• Practical agentic workflows became widely visible in software development in 2025.
• Capability and adoption accelerated through late 2025 as tools matured.
• By early 2026, non-coders could often use agentic tools effectively with good setup and practice.

My current model

• Agentic AI will continue moving "up the stack" from software into general knowledge work.
• The main bottleneck is less raw capability and more supervision, surfaces, and operating patterns.
• The quality of judgment around agent use will matter as much as the tools themselves.

What would change my mind

• If agentic systems remain fragile outside narrow domains.
• If governance and trust concerns broadly block adoption.
• If new interaction paradigms make today's framing obsolete faster than expected.

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