#productthinking

If a user can specify exactly what must happen in the next chapter, the AI becomes a writing tool and...

Yes — and I am the evidence, with a condition attached. I have never hand-written a line of...

I've been thinking about this for a while now: why does removing one manual step from a process so...

Originally published at norvik.tech Introduction Explore how the rise of Claude Code...

In investing, position sizing is often treated as a technical detail. I see it...

Everyone's building AI chatbots. With Pin we did the opposite: buttons and templates are the main dish, the LLM is only a fallback. Here's the architecture behind that — why, for ordinary consumers, a deterministic button flow beats a clever free-form chat, and how one SKILL.md grows a LINE/TG button interface, an MCP server, and a webhook receiver all at once.

The most important thing in building a product isn't how flashy the tech is — it's what problem you're actually solving and what should be automated. Here's how I went from interviewing realtors around me and reading the market, to a platform that both humans and AI can understand, and why I'm betting AI agents are the future while still shipping an intuitive entry point for ordinary people today.

Shape features before coding so scope, approach, and boundaries are clear from the start.

Turn vague tasks into user-focused features with clearer outcomes and better stories.

Language Mastery Is Dead. Product Thinking Is the New Moat. I built a SaaS with 32 AI...

Let's just split it equally. Few phrases sound more reasonable and cause more silent...

I used to analyse matches. Now I’m trying to solve a different problem. For a long time,...