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August 2026
Wandering Is Not a Method
Exploratory testing has a credibility problem, and it isn't the practice's fault. It's what happens when wandering borrows the name without doing the work the name implies.
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August 2026
The Human Fiduciary
Nobody wrote a test for the moment a tester connects a stray delay to a silent inventory failure. That pivot has a name, and it isn't a legal one, but it's real.
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August 2026
The Fuzzy Map Lines in Exploring
Property-based testing, fuzzing, chaos engineering, differential testing — four technical communities that never coordinated, all quietly proving the same point about where automation ends and judgment begins.
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July 2026
The Loop and the Label
Regression Testing: Labeled by What It Produces, Not What It's Meant For
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July 2026
The Fire That Never Started
Exploratory Testing 2026, Craft in the Age of AI & Deep Stack Dividends
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July 2026
Prescription Before Diagnosis
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June 2026
The Third Gate
Most automation readiness checklists have a rule that quietly disqualifies the exact thing AI is best at. Here's the fix.
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June 2026
The Drift Audit
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June 2026
Tenure Theater: Why Your AI Tool Rollout Is Stalled (And It's Not the Tool)
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June 2026
The Load Test Is Dead. Long Live the Load Test.
A performance engineer's hypothesis about what agentic AI is actually doing to your infrastructure, and why nobody is watching.
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June 2026
The Puja Can't Be Ceremonial
A new CEO once asked me who to believe. My answer changed how I think about leadership forever.
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May 2026
The Dividends You Stopped Paying Yourself
Most organizations are sitting on high-yield technical assets they've never been able to fund. AI just changed the economics.
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May 2026
You're Not Behind on AI. You're Optimizing the Wrong Model.
A capital strategy for leaders who are done explaining why the layoffs aren't working.
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April 2026
The New Beautiful Testing
The New Beautiful Testing, QA Craft in the Age of AI
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