The Book That Had to Pass Its Own Test
How I wrote a book about judgment with AI, and what happened when I held myself to its rules.
I'm Rami Pinku. I wrote Judgment-Driven Development, an operating model for software teams that build with AI. This is where the thinking behind it happens, in public: start with the framework.
How I wrote a book about judgment with AI, and what happened when I held myself to its rules.
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Written by Rami Pinku.
A place to practice clear thinking in public. All views my own.