AI made building cheap. The expensive part is deciding what deserves to be built.
I build the operating systems that help companies turn strategy into growth: how decisions get made, how teams align, how technology gets deployed, and how organizations stay coherent as execution gets faster.
This GitHub is my lab for one question:
What happens to management when machines make execution cheap?
My working answer: judgment, coherence, and organizational design become more valuable, not less.
AI answers what you ask. This checks whether you are asking the right question in the first place.
A framework and prototype for surfacing hidden assumptions before they become decisions and execution.
A system for keeping strategy, priorities, decision rights, metrics, and engineering capacity on one plan as execution gets faster.
An independent AI challenger that pressure-tests consequential proposals before the decision is made.
Patterns for delegating real work to agents: triggers, permissions, human checkpoints, escalation, and measurement.
A diagnostic for whether an organization can actually carry AI transformation rather than simply add AI tools.
Take the ENGINE diagnostic โ
Problem โ Question โ Judgment โ Decision โ Execution โ Outcome โ Learning
The cheaper execution becomes, the more expensive incoherence gets.
Former Chief Product Officer at iHeartMedia and WW (WeightWatchers). Previously JPMorgan Chase, Nickelodeon, CNBC.com, and Outbrain. Machine learning in product since 2015: recommendation and personalization at consumer scale, and most recently a customer data platform built to feed agentic systems. Co-founder of ZeroFHE, licensing fully homomorphic encryption IP.
I build here to test ideas, not just write about them.
