Long-form pieces on QA careers, testing in the AI era, and the ideas behind them.
Four scenarios where every AI-written test was green and a real person still found the bug.
One boring task, minimal access, and an honest scorecard to tell whether it helped.
Three things that were never competing, explained with two small demos you can play with.
Two ways access quietly grows, and a quick least-privilege check before you give an agent the keys.
Why some QA professionals grow faster than others, and what your 20-year career is really made of.
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More pieces are on the way. Some notes are also published as shorter articles that are not listed here yet.