Senior PM, AI governance and infrastructure. 20+ years in enterprise software.
Where I think out loud about product, leadership, and AI.
The main thread: Judgment-Driven Development, a framework for software teams building in a world where AI makes execution cheap.
The one-line test tells you what deserves an entry. This post tells you how to recognize the moment, in the middle of a session, when you have crossed from accepting a suggestion into making a decision.
AI is extremely good at sounding intelligent. That is not the same as being correct. I paid $350 to relearn that lesson. Ford paid a few years and 350 headcount.
Four entries. Four people. One chain. This is what the Judgment Log looks like when someone actually writes it down.
Every team has infrastructure for tracking execution. Almost none have infrastructure for tracking judgment. The Judgment Log is the artifact that closes that gap.
AI accelerated execution. The decision infrastructure did not move. The gap between the two is where instability lives, and sprint ceremonies are where you close it.
The same technology creating the overload can manage it, if you build the right interface between yourself and the noise. I built a small team of agents to do exactly that.
Build a precise Google search to find job posts on Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and more, filtered by company, role, and region.
A step by step guide to building a three-agent personal intelligence system that reads your notes, monitors the web, maintains a private wiki, and delivers daily and weekly briefings to your inbox.
A judgment support system that reads your signals every night and tells you what actually matters in the morning.
An open-source, AI-powered solo text adventure inspired by D&D 5e. You lead a party of four through a procedurally generated fantasy world, guided by an AI Dungeon Master.
A lightweight CV-to-role matcher that experiments with pragmatic AI + MLOps patterns.
Transform any image into a unique audio composition — translating color, contrast, and structure into sound.
Written by Rami Pinku.
A place to practice clear thinking in public. All views my own.
Rami Pinku