The timesheet wasn't lying. It was blind.
We recorded everything a developer did for a week. The hours weren't in the wrong place; a third of them were nowhere at all.
Technical essays on AI, engineering, and keeping a record of work that moves faster than memory.
We recorded everything a developer did for a week. The hours weren't in the wrong place; a third of them were nowhere at all.
AI made everyone faster, but the faster you go, the less you can see about how the work actually got done.
Closing the eval loop with a machine-maintained failure taxonomy, built using a Claude Code skill.
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