Valuable software early and often
Lean Developer Experience helps teams accelerate delivery, improve collaboration, and build lasting habits for high performance. By immersing participants in fast-paced, real-world simulations, the workshop enables engineers to internalize lean practices and continuous feedback—driving measurable improvements long after the event.
Samman Technical Coaching helps teams rapidly develop their collective technical skills through hands-on learning. Over a 12-session block, I work side-by-side with your team in 3-hour sessions, tackling real challenges in legacy code and large distributed systems. Teams gain practical strategies for improving code quality, navigating complexity, and driving sustainable technical excellence—together.
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Habit Hooks turns best-practice coding advice into habits your AI coding agent actually keeps. Agents ignore long rule documents, and a bare linter score is a target they are very good at gaming—so Habit Hooks runs your linters and replaces each raw rule violation with a short coaching guide the agent can act on.
Better code, better agent performance on the next task, and fewer tokens spent reading a mess. Python, TypeScript, PHP and Java, plus a language-agnostic plugin.
What if putting a legacy codebase under test was easy—maybe even just a click of a button?
SpecRec captures real-world class interactions in legacy systems and turns them into fast, isolated unit tests with minimal developer effort. It’s designed to bypass the usual hurdles of dependency injection and test setup, making it dramatically easier to get legacy systems under test.
The historical precedent certainly set a high bar: the Future of Software Engineering retreat was organized by ThoughtWorks, as a nod to a similar ski resort incident a quarter of a century ago. And while (thankfully) we did not walk away with another manifesto, we did walk away with a number of interesting questions about the future of software.