British Army
10 years
Ten years of standards, instruction, logistics, and people leadership still shape how I work.I am building toward AI-native Developer Relations: public writing, proof surfaces, developer tools, and education that make agentic work easier to trust.
Before this, I spent ten years as a British Army Warrant Officer. Standards, instruction, operational delivery, and people leadership still shape how I think about software.
brAInwav is the public record of that transition: the articles, receipts, experiments, and caveats that show the work while it is being built.
Updated July 2026
10 years
Ten years of standards, instruction, logistics, and people leadership still shape how I work.Current
I spend a lot of time testing where agents help, where they drift, and how humans keep hold of the work.Small tools
I like tiny developer tools that are easy to explain, easy to run, and honest about their limits.Taste
The work I trust most shows its reasoning, its evidence, and the boundary of what it can claim.Explaining agent workflows, trust surfaces, evals, and developer education without hiding the verification burden.
Turning drafts, commands, screenshots, caveats, and validation receipts into public-safe articles and notes.
Designing small tools, docs, and examples that help developers move from curiosity to repeatable use.
Using a military instruction background to make complex technical work executable and inspectable.
Building the public home for AI-native DevRel writing, proof notes, and small developer-facing demos.
Shaping repeatable loops for agent tasks, review, validation, and evidence-aware closeout.
Tightening small developer tools into documented examples with command receipts and tutorial paths.
Standards, training, operational delivery, logistics, management, and leadership under pressure.