https://tammuzdubnov.com Tammuz Dubnov writes about how AI-native teams actually build software. Essays, talks and notes from the CTO chair at AutonomyAI. en https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/the-ai-native-handoff-tax/ https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/the-ai-native-handoff-tax/ Why buying AI tools isn't the point and what is. https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/what-alignment-looks-like-on-an-ai-native-team/ https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/what-alignment-looks-like-on-an-ai-native-team/ We cut our standup down to almost nothing, and alignment got better. https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/the-ai-native-two-way-build/ https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/the-ai-native-two-way-build/ Our PMs and designers started opening pull requests, and we had to figure out where the line is. https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/review-on-an-ai-native-team/ https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/review-on-an-ai-native-team/ When everyone can open a PR, review can't stay a person waiting for a free afternoon. https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/knowledge-lives-in-the-repo/ https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/knowledge-lives-in-the-repo/ The standards, the review taste, the "how we do things", we moved it out of people's heads. https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/the-ai-native-manager-stops-assigning/ https://tammuzdubnov.com/writing/the-ai-native-manager-stops-assigning/ If the system routes the work and holds the standards, the manager's job is what's left.