I build software with AI agents and write about what happens when they meet real codebases, real teams and real systems. Most of it goes well. The interesting parts are the bits that don't.
I work as a solutions architect for a reasonably large tech company in Munich (wink), which is close enough to the Alps to be a problem for my weekends.
What I write about
Most of what I write about here is inspired by the brilliant people I am surround with. I am lucky enough to be in contact with people at the forefront of our current tech revolution. I hope to bring a bit of what I see and hear about to you. And maybe here or there I might have a spicy opinion on some of it.
- Agents: I have a lot to do with agents and how they interact with each other from a identity perspective. beyond that agentic software development, loop engineering, LLMs in production, evals, pragmatic agentic architectures, and the gap between the demo and production.
- Ultras: trail and mountain ultramarathons, training, fuelling, and the occasional DNF.
I promise not to write "what 100 km taught me about deploying to prod." The two worlds share a tab bar here, not a thesis. If some resilience leaks across, that's between me and my physio.
The fine print
Opinions here are mine. They're not my employer's, they're not my clients', and they're occasionally wrong. When they are, I'll say so.