For the Architect
Architecture as decision-making in the agentic era
Treat architecture as the residue of decisions — and design systems that stay changeable.
Content6 articles
Duration46 min
TopicsArchitecture, Decisions, Change
Architecture Is Not About Technology — It Is About Decision-Making
Upcoming · 7 minThe reframe: architecture is the decisions, not the diagrams.
The Missing Architecture Layer Between Strategy and Delivery
Upcoming · 10 minThe layer teams skip — and why it is where value leaks.
Architecture Decision Records: The Missing Link Between Architecture and Delivery
Upcoming · 7 minMake the decisions inspectable, so agents and humans can both reason about them.
Designing for Change: The Most Underrated Architecture Principle
Upcoming · 7 minOptimise for reversibility when the rate of change is the only constant.
Event Contracts as the Coordination Layer for Mixed Human and Agent Teams
Upcoming · 6 minThe contracts that let agents and people coordinate without collision.
Architecture in the Age of AI
Upcoming · 9 minWhat holds, and what has to change, when agents touch the system.