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Jujutsu Kaisen

By Gege Akutami

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Build for Where the Models Are Going

Design products for the capability one to two years out, not today's model ceiling.

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Context-First Agent Debugging

When a coding agent won't do what you want, treat it as a missing-context problem, not a model problem.

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Give It Your Hardest Task

Evaluate a serious AI tool on your gnarliest real problem, not a dumbed-down toy.

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Hand the Toil to the Model First

Delegate the boring, repetitive parts of engineering to agents before anything else, and collapse the path to production.

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Kind and Candid

Reframe candor as an act of kindness so you actually deliver the hard message.

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Live in the Future, But Not Too Far

Hold the far-future vision, but land with users where they already work today.

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Mixed-Initiative Contextual Assistance

Surface AI help at the moment it's relevant instead of interrupting with notifications.

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Leadership4 steps

The Surgeon Management Model

Spend over half your time making your top 10% feel like a supported surgeon who can't be blocked.

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The Teammate Onboarding Model for AI Agents

Adopt a coding agent the way you'd onboard a new intern — pair first, then delegate.

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Two-Sided AI Adoption

Pair top-down executive buy-in with a bottom-up tiger team of excited power users.

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Unblock the Review Bottleneck

The limiting factor on AI productivity is human review speed — engineer the agent to validate its own work.

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