Notes from building with agents.
What we have learned building apps, software and sites with AI agents, and what we look for when we check someone else's. Written for the people who pay for software.
Adding AI to your product without putting customers at risk
AI features can make a product much better. Here is how to add them so that your customers' data, trust and experience stay safe.
ReadAgentic engineering, explained for the people paying for it
What it means when a team builds with AI agents, what changes for you as the client, and the questions that separate method from hype.
ReadBuying a software business: what to check before you sign
The financials tell you what a software business earned. Technical due diligence tells you what you are actually buying, and what it will cost to keep.
ReadHow to check a developer's quote before you sign
Seven questions that tell you whether a software quote describes the work, or only the price. No technical knowledge needed.
ReadDo you own your software? Six things to check today
Paying for software and owning it are not the same thing. Six checks any owner can do, and what to do if one of them fails.
ReadExpo or fully native? Choosing how to build your app
One codebase for iPhone and Android, or a separate app for each? What the choice means for your budget, your timeline and your future.
ReadWhat happens if your only developer leaves?
If one person holds the keys to your software, your business depends on them. How to tell, and how to fix it without upsetting anyone.
ReadA pre-launch security checklist for business owners
Ten things to confirm before your app or platform goes live, written so you can ask them without knowing how to code.
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