Who’s Allowed to Build Your Bank’s Software that manages Billions of Dollars? Anyone.
Banks, hospitals, and airlines run on code written by people with no license to write it. Here's why that's not a flaw — it's the system.
Publications & Articles
14 notesArchitecture Notes
Thinking and writing about systems, architecture, AI, and the decisions behind building software for regulated environments.
Is Git Becoming a Legacy Skill in the Age of AI?
A recent incident made me rethink one of software engineering’s most fundamental skills.
Stop Putting UI Inside Your MCP Server: The Abstract UI Schema Pattern
An enterprise architecture pattern for rendering analytics across Copilot, Teams, Claude Desktop, and custom applications without creating client-specific backend code
How to Build a Secure MCP Server: The Middle-Tier Gatekeeper Pattern
Secure your enterprise data warehouse from prompt injections when connecting LLMs via the Model Context Protocol.