Blog Archive
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From Discovery Sheet to Signed SOW: Building Our D&D Manager with AI Agents
For years, every project at White Prompt has started the same way: with a Design & Discovery phase before a single line of production code…
GitHub Stacked Pull Requests: Breaking a Large Feature into Reviewable Layers
The ticket looked like one feature. By the time I was ready to open the PR, it was really four.
The Secret Isn’t in Every Word: How AI Text Watermarking Actually Works
AI text doesn’t contain hidden code. Some models can still leave a statistical signature behind. Here’s how watermarking works, why it’s…
The Meeting Wasn’t the Problem
Why cutting meetings rarely fixes the coordination problem underneath them
Your Developer Workflow Is Held Together by Copy-Paste. It Doesn’t Have to Be
How agents, MCP integrations, and scheduled jobs can handle standups, triage, and issue creation without constantly breaking your flow.
The Angular Wrapper That Outlived Its Team
A story from earlier in my career about an internal framework that never reached production, and the architectural lessons it left behind.
Ten Repos, One Simple Question: What Else Breaks?
Where to start with AI in a legacy (or not-so-legacy) enterprise project.
From Weeks to Hours: Shipping Production Features with Structured AI Workflows
How we turned feature development into a repeatable, orchestrated pipeline — with quality gates a traditional team would envy.
I Let AI Agents Write My Frontend Code. Nobody Told Me About This Part.
What happened to the codebase, what happened to my skills, and the data I wish I had read before starting.