# emphasizes (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 4 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover emphasizes. Page: Feed: --- ## [Ask, Plan, Confirm: Making Agents Stop Before They Start](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/20/plan-then-build/) _2026-08-20 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ The text emphasizes the importance of a structured workflow for coding agents to prevent unintended changes. By introducing a three-step gating process—Ask, Plan, and Confirm—developers can ensure that agents check for ambiguities, outline necessary changes, and obtain explicit approval before implementation. This approach mitigates risks and enhances code quality. ## [Three People Is a Team. Seven Is a Committee with Zero Decisions.](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/08/three-people-is-a-team/) _2026-08-20 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Three people have three lines of communication. Seven people have 21. That is Brooks' Law : communication overhead grows much faster than headcount. This single insight should change how you staff every phase of product development. The Math Is Simple, the Implications Are Not ¶ With three people, everyone talks to two others. Three communication lines. Manageable. Productive. Fast decisions. Add… ## [Giving Every Agent Its Own Branch: Git Worktrees for Parallel AI Work](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/19/worktrees/) _2026-08-19 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ The text discusses challenges faced when using multiple coding agents on a single Git working tree, leading to merge conflicts and lost edits. It emphasizes the need for independent work environments through Git worktrees, which allow each agent to operate in its own directory while sharing an object store. The author details a structured solution to managing these worktrees, outlining scripts for… ## [A Research Agent on a Budget Leash, and How I’d Sequence the Whole Build](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/18/a-research-agent-on-a-budget-leash-and-how-id-sequence-the-whole-build/) _2026-08-18 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ Part 8 emphasizes building a supervised AI agent within a structured workflow using Temporal, focusing on retrieval, reasoning, and drafting without overspending on model tokens. The author outlines the importance of sequencing the development, integrating guardrails like budget limits, and asserts that trust in the agent comes from structured testing and supervision, not vague prompts. ## [Mexico - Travel Report](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/08/mexico/) _2026-08-18 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Today I want to share about the trip with my wife to Mexico. As with French Polynesia , the format is again an excerpt of my thoughts as I had them during the journey: originally published in a private family blog, only lightly edited for flow and shortened by cutting some of the probably boring activity details. The key facts: 14.07.2026: HAM → CDG → MEX 14.-16.07.2026: Mexico City (CDMX)… ## [Making LLM Features Cheap Enough to Actually Ship](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/17/making-llm-features-cheap-enough-to-actually-ship/) _2026-08-17 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ In Part 7 of the series, the author emphasizes the significance of durability in AI to minimize costs, particularly focusing on memoization and caching techniques. They outline strategies to prevent unnecessary token expenses during retries and propose a structured approach to optimize budget management before any billing occurs, ensuring efficient usage of resources throughout the AI processing… ## [Tag Everything, Expand Anything, Without Re-Billing the Model](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/16/tag-everything-expand-anything-without-re-billing-the-model/) _2026-08-16 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ Part 6 of 8: Durable AI for InterlinedList Every serverless AI feature I’ve built hits the same wall the second someone wants it at scale. “Can it tag all my untagged messages?” Sure, one message. “All of them?” Now we’re talking about a job that runs for minutes, touches hundreds of items, and will absolutely … Continue reading Tag Everything, Expand Anything, Without Re-Billing the Model ## [Where Did I Save That Article? Crawl, Cache, Retrieve](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/15/where-did-i-save-that-article-crawl-cache-retrieve/) _2026-08-15 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ The post explores improvements to an AI tool for managing saved links, addressing challenges in retrieval. It proposes creating a durable cache for links and enhancing search functionality with vector embeddings. The author emphasizes the need for security in URL fetching and systematic database migrations. The goal is easy access to previously saved articles and improved content management. ## [The Cron That Double-Posts and the Calendar I Actually Want](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/14/the-cron-that-double-posts-and-the-calendar-i-actually-want/) _2026-08-14 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ The post discusses a critical bug in a scheduled publishing feature used for cross-posting on various platforms. It details how the current system may lead to double posts due to timing issues between cross-posting and database updates. The author suggests a robust solution involving a new scheduling system to avoid such errors while emphasizing the importance of addressing underlying hazard… ## [Sticky Notes Over Figma: Breadboarding as an Inclusive Way to Shape Software](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/08/breadboarding/) _2026-08-14 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Here is a pattern I have seen too many times: A designer produces 100 Figma screens. The engineers review them, give a little feedback, and then start implementing. Somewhere along the way, they discover parts that nobody thought through, because one discipline designed the solution and handed it to the next. Breadboarding flips this. The name comes from electronics: a breadboard is a prototyping… ## [Home of the Agentic Pull Request (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/uZgVZDKEcJ1Z) _2026-08-13 · **Sponsored**_ CLI-first, TUI-ready toolkits and a moshscript installer — join the waitlist ## [A Generate Button That Survives a Timeout and Asks Before It Writes](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/13/03-a-generate-button-that-survives-a-timeout-and-asks-before-it-writes/) _2026-08-13 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ Part 3 of 8 discusses the development of a durable AI feature for generating lists within an application. The author emphasizes the importance of implementing a two-step process where users confirm outputs before any data is written. This design prevents timeouts and unauthorized data generation, ensuring reliability and user control. ## [Where Does Temporal Even Run When You’re All-In on Vercel?](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/12/where-does-temporal-even-run-when-youre-all-in-on-vercel/) _2026-08-12 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ The content discusses integrating Durable AI into a serverless application, InterlinedList. The challenge arises from needing persistent components, like Temporal services and workers, which conflict with the serverless model. The solution involves adding one always-on worker to manage tasks while reusing existing codebase and maintaining app structure, ensuring budget control and process… ## [I’ve Been Brainstorming Durable AI for InterlinedList, and It Kept Pointing at Temporal](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/11/durable-ai-for-interlinedlist-and-it-kept-pointing-at-temporal/) _2026-08-11 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ Adron explores the challenges of integrating durable AI features into InterlinedList, which is entirely serverless. Key obstacles include serverless limitations on memory, scheduling flexibility, and cost management. A proposed solution is to employ a durable-workflow engine, like Temporal, which enhances efficiency and reduces costs associated with AI token usage. ## [That Gap Is Still Widening, But The Bottleneck Was Never Engineering](https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/10/that-gap-is-still-widening-but-the-bottleneck-was-never-engineering/) _2026-08-11 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ The content discusses the widening gap between organizations effectively leveraging Generative AI and those that are not. It argues that management bottlenecks, rather than engineering inefficiencies, are the core issue hindering progress. Generative AI exposes these inefficiencies, emphasizing the need for systemic thinking and simplification to fully realize productivity gains. ## [franken.domains: Stitched-Together Domains, Because Every Dictionary .com Is Taken](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/08/franken-domains/) _2026-08-01 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Every dictionary word .com is taken. Registered between 1995 and 2005, in every major language. The dictionary is sold out. But there are still plenty of creative alternatives: domain hacks. Cut the word so its last letters become the top-level domain. Wilderness becomes wilderne.ss . Uploading becomes upload.ing . Telephone becomes teleph.one . Everyone knows the famous ones: bit.ly , insta.gram… ## [Why Choose OpenCode: An Open Source AI Coding Assistant](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2026/07/15/why-choose-opencode-an-open-source-ai-coding-assistant/) _2026-07-15 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ OpenCode is an open-source AI coding assistant that integrates well with various platforms, including GitHub Copilot. Unlike closed-source alternatives, it allows flexibility with local and cloud models, easy configuration, and better integration with other tools. The author finds it more efficient than previous options for their coding needs. ## [“Loop Engineering” Is Mostly Just Broken SDLC Wearing a Costume](https://compositecode.blog/2026/07/15/loop-engineering-is-mostly-just-broken-sdlc-wearing-a-costume/) _2026-07-15 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ Adron critiques the concept of "Loop Engineering," arguing it merely retrofits outdated software development practices onto language models. This approach adds unnecessary complexity and coordination, hindering LLMs' potential. Instead, the author advocates for creating efficient workflows that leverage LLM capabilities by improving input quality, structuring tasks by data flow, and integrating… ## [Field Notes: Trunk-Based Development Makes Problems Painfully Visible](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/07/trunk-based-development/) _2026-07-05 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ A few months ago, the team had a thorough discussion about our git workflow. Trunk-based development vs. a more traditional branching model with a long-lived secondary branch. The team was split. People had good arguments on both sides. One engineer had prepared the discussion well, laying out all the pros and cons on a Confluence page. I read through everything carefully and then weighed in,… ## [Understanding RabbitMQ Exchange Types in Spring Boot](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2026/06/17/understanding-rabbitmq-exchange-types-in-spring-boot/) _2026-06-17 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ This blog delves into various RabbitMQ exchange types used within a Spring Boot application, highlighting examples and configurations. It covers routing with wildcards, work queues for task distribution, fanout exchanges for broadcasting, and RPC methods for remote procedure calls. The conclusion emphasizes selecting the appropriate exchange type for specific use cases. ## [Our Interview Runs on Real Code. One Candidate Already Quit.](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/06/job-interviews/) _2026-06-11 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ This morning, one of our engineers spent 45 minutes with a candidate. No algorithm quizzing, no whiteboard, just Pairing in our actual codebase, on a real task. That session is the core of how I run technical interviews these days. And since I just sent out the emails for the current round, I want to write the whole process down - staying as close as possible to what candidates actually receive… ## [Non-custodial Crypto Payments & Escrow (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/V8BayPSJSBvu) _2026-06-10 · **Sponsored**_ Accept multi-chain crypto with trustless escrow, instant confirmations, and no KYC ## [imaedge: Collecting Original Photos Together](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/05/imaedge/) _2026-05-30 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Because we now live in times where you can build a solution faster than you can spend time being annoyed about the problem, I built imaedge . The problem was simple, and we have had it on every trip so far: my wife and I want to collect our photos together, but none of the usual options really fits. Apple does not work for us because shared photo albums compress the images. Google Photos does not… ## [The Gap Is Widening and It’s Not Slowing Down](https://compositecode.blog/2026/05/26/the-gap-is-widening-and-its-not-slowing-down/) _2026-05-27 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ Brendan O'Leary's recent article highlights the slow adoption of AI coding tools among engineers, noting a widening gap between early adopters and others. Despite challenges like security concerns and past negative experiences, teams that integrate AI effectively gain significant advantages. Current adoption must be disciplined to avoid creating technical debt while enhancing productivity. ## [Product Development Lifecycle AI Transformation Workshop](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/05/product-development-lifecycle-ai-transformation-workshop/) _2026-05-22 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ In the previous post I shared the keynote that opened our two-day team offsite: a barrage of theses on how AI changes the product development lifecycle. A keynote does not change how a team works. This post is the other half: the concrete workshop format we used to turn “interesting” into “what do we actually change on Monday”. Motivation ¶ Nowadays, there is no standard… ## [Everything Keeps Changing. Faster.](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/05/everything-keeps-changing-faster/) _2026-05-22 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ This week I ran a workshop with my team. The topic: the transformation of the product development lifecycle through AI. To open it, I gave a keynote. No neat framework, no finished playbook. Instead, a barrage of hypotheses I had collected from my own bubble over the previous months: things people I trust were writing, building, and arguing about. Some of these theses contradict each other, and… ## [Getting Started with RabbitMQ in Spring Boot](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2026/04/29/getting-started-with-rabbitmq-in-spring-boot/) _2026-04-29 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ RabbitMQ is an open-source messaging broker used for streaming and message queuing. This blog introduces basic RabbitMQ concepts and demonstrates its integration with a Spring Boot application. It covers setting up and configuring topic exchanges, creating publishers and consumers, and running tests to send general and specific messages using HTTP requests. ## [Field Notes: Workflow Principles](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/04/workflow-principles/) _2026-04-23 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Developers and designers each had four tickets in progress at the same time - and by “in progress,” I mean actually in progress: including tickets in review and tickets in testing. That’s a direct violation of one of the most basic Kanban principles: limit work in progress. The symptom is always the same. The board looks busy. Nothing ships. Everyone is “almost done”… ## [Hurting or Helping Devs?](https://compositecode.blog/2026/04/15/hurting-or-helping-devs/) _2026-04-15 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ In the video, Adron Hall, a Principal Software Engineer discusses AI's transformative effect on software development. He warns against "vibe coding," emphasizing the importance of well-defined AI prompts and human oversight. The future developer will focus on systemic architecture rather than manual coding, adapting to evolving industry demands and efficiencies in AI orchestration. ## [Monday’s Greeting & Miniature Emotive Micro-rant](https://compositecode.blog/2026/04/13/mondays-greeting-miniature-emotive-micro-rant/) _2026-04-13 · Adron · Adron's Composite Code_ Adron expresses a little bit of frustration over societal ignorance regarding language and concepts like "DevOps" and "Agile," highlighting the dangers of misinterpretation and the arrogance of those who dismiss expertise. They advocate for humility, encouraging continuous learning and listening, while humorously reflecting on the absurdity of confidently incorrect assertions by others. ## [Getting Started with GitHub Copilot CLI for Coding Tasks](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2026/04/08/getting-started-with-github-copilot-cli-for-coding-tasks/) _2026-04-08 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ This blog explores GitHub Copilot CLI, a terminal-based AI coding assistant that integrates with GitHub Copilot for users with a subscription. It reviews installation, configuration, and operational features. The blog also compares Copilot CLI with other assistants like DevoxxGenie, Qwen3-Coder, and Claude Code, highlighting performance and usability aspects. ## [Setting Up Claude Code with Ollama: A Guide](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2026/03/18/setting-up-claude-code-with-ollama-a-guide/) _2026-03-18 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ Claude Code is a terminal-based AI coding assistant by Anthropic, that can integrate with Ollama for local model inference. It emphasizes data privacy and offers various configuration options. This blog explores its setup, capabilities, and commands, contrasting it with other coding assistants like DevoxxGenie and Qwen Code. ## [Install Manifest V3 Extension (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/4CJt0h1Ze3TH) _2026-03-18 · **Sponsored**_ Get this Manifest V3 extension from the official TronBrowser Store listing. ## [Getting Started with Qwen Code for Coding Tasks](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2026/02/25/getting-started-with-qwen-code-for-coding-tasks/) _2026-02-25 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ Qwen Code is a terminal-based AI coding assistant optimized for the Qwen3-Coder model. The blog discusses its installation, configuration, and usage, highlighting features like system prompts and custom commands. It emphasizes the importance of comparing AI coding assistants, with Qwen Code providing unique capabilities for programming tasks within an IDE environment. ## [What’s New in Java 25: Key Changes from Java 21](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2026/02/02/whats-new-in-java-25-key-changes-from-java-21/) _2026-02-02 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ The 16th of September 2025, Java 25 was released. Time to take a closer look at the changes since the last LTS release, which is Java 21. In this blog, some of the changes between Java 21 and Java 25 are highlighted, mainly by means of examples. Enjoy! 1. Introduction What has changed between Java... Continue Reading ## [BonBonBon - A Toy Receipt Printer for Kids (and Grown-Ups)](https://www.v01.io/posts/2026/02/bonbonbon/) _2026-02-01 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ My son is absolutely fascinated by the scales in the fruit and vegetable section at Kaufland - the ones that print those little stickers with prices and barcodes. Watching numbers turn into a printed label feels like pure magic to him. That fascination became the inspiration for a small DIY project. I bought a cheap thermal printer, connected it to a Raspberry Pi, and added a simple USB numpad.… ## [Open Notebook: A Secure Alternative to Google Notebook LM](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2026/01/19/open-notebook-a-secure-alternative-to-google-notebook-lm/) _2026-01-19 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ Google Notebook LM offers document insights but raises privacy concerns with sensitive data. Open Notebook serves as a local, open-source alternative, maintaining data privacy. Installation via Docker is straightforward. Users can create notebooks, upload sources, and interact with AI models. While promising, it currently supports only single users. ## [Testing MCP Servers with MCP Inspector](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2025/12/01/testing-mcp-servers-with-mcp-inspector/) _2025-12-01 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ This blog discusses how to test and debug MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers using MCP Inspector, a tool featuring a user-friendly web interface. It outlines prerequisites, installation, and step-by-step instructions for using the tool with both STDIO and HTTP SSE transport types, ultimately highlighting its convenience for testing MCP servers effectively. ## [How to Spot North Korean Scammers When Hiring EU Remote Developers](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/11/north-korea-scammers/) _2025-11-20 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ I hadn’t hired anyone in a year. Then I stepped into my new role as CPTO at myo and now need to expand the team. We have a very specific stack, Elixir and Phoenix, so from the beginning I was open to remote candidates from across the EU. We posted the job on Join - you can find the job description here . They then distributes the job to places like Stepstone, LinkedIn, and probably others… ## [Creating an MCP Client with Spring AI](https://mydeveloperplanet.com/2025/11/19/creating-an-mcp-client-with-spring-ai/) _2025-11-19 · mydeveloperplanet · My Developer Planet_ This blog post outlines the creation of an MCP client using Spring AI, building upon a previously established MCP server. It details essential tools for retrieving and searching favorite artists and songs, prerequisites for implementation, necessary dependencies, and coding a basic controller. It concludes by emphasizing the ease of configuration via Spring. ## [ML Week Europe: Bridging the AI-UX Gap in B2B SaaS through Interdisciplinary Collaboration](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/11/mlweek/) _2025-11-18 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Today I’m speaking at ML Week Europe in Berlin. edding: Bridging the AI-UX Gap in B2B SaaS through Interdisciplinary Collaboration Machine Learning adds complexity to product design—not just in implementation, but even more during product discovery, where user value is explored. At edding, the easycheck team transformed to an empowered product team, collaborating across disciplines by rethinking… ## [CodeTalks Hamburg: Move Fast and break Silos - Interdisciplinary Teams That Work](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/11/codetalks/) _2025-11-06 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Today I’m speaking at the code.talks conference in Hamburg! ¶ Software development isn’t a manufacturing line, where one group mindlessly executes what another has decided. It’s an interdisciplinary design process. Yet in many organizations, ticket systems, overloaded Kanban boards, and rigid roles create silos that slow everything down. This session explores how small, interdisciplinary teams… ## [Agile Prague 2025: Tickets Create Silos](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/09/agileprague/) _2025-09-16 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Today I’m speaking at Agile Prague about a topic that lies at the heart of modern product development: why tickets create silos – and how we can move beyond them to unlock true interdisciplinary collaboration. In the early days of software development, tickets served an important purpose: they protected developers from overbearing management and created structure in a simpler process. But today’s… ## [French Polynesia – A Report.](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/09/polynesia/) _2025-09-13 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Today I want to share about the trip with my wife to French Polynesia. The journey had been planned for a long time – a dream destination with a family backstory: my parents-in-law went there when they were our age, so they were more than happy to take care of our kids for three weeks to let us experience the same. French Polynesia is a place not everyone knows about – let alone knows where it… ## [Tech Lead Journal - #224 Move Fast, Break Silos: Leadership for Interdisciplinary Teams](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/07/techlead-journal-move-fast-break-silos/) _2025-07-14 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ “Building software is a design process. As software engineers, we are not implementing a solved problem. We are solving the problems. We are making creative decisions every hour of the day.” Is your software development process stuck on a conveyor belt? Discover how to break free from outdated manufacturing mindsets and build truly high-performing, agile teams that “Move Fast and Break Silos.” In… ## [alphalist: Distributed, Yet Focused - High-Impact Remote Teams](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/06/alphalist-distributed-yet-focused/) _2025-06-19 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ I taught a masterclass for CTOs of the alphalist community: Distributed, Yet Focused – High-Impact Remote Teams Remote work isn’t a challenge – it’s an advantage. But offices create culture by accident. Remote teams need to design it on purpose. We’ll talked about: 🧭 How async communication, sync rituals, and clear expectations make the difference 📊 Why visibility ≠ productivity – and what to… ## [Aligning Teams around Work - An Optimization Problem Solved by Smaller Cells](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/06/move-fast-break-silos-4-aligning-teams/) _2025-06-06 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Let’s start with one of my favorite quotes: Organizations \[that design systems\] produce designs that mirror their communication structures. This is Conway’s Law from 1968 and fifty years later, it’s still true. That’s why designing systems ( slicing work ) and designing teams must go hand in hand. If they don’t, your architecture will follow your organizational chart… ## [How to Slice Work - First Principles to Build The Product Process](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/06/move-fast-break-silos-3-slicing-work/) _2025-06-02 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Building software is fundamentally different from manufacturing . Software development is an exploratory and creative process where decisions are made continuously within evolving systems. Rigid assembly-line thinking focusing on ticket-driven workflows is not suited and only creates silos . To empower small, interdisciplinary teams, we need to rethink how we slice work so that it aligns with the… ## [How to Make MS Teams Actually Usable (by Emulating Slack)](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/04/how-to-make-ms-teams-actually-usable/) _2025-04-25 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ I’ve ranted about Teams often enough. As much as that always generates good LinkedIn engagement ( here and here ), I can provide a remedy this time. To summarize the rants, MS Teams has multiple UX challenges: Forced threaded conversations make casual, spontaneous exchanges cumbersome. Older replies bump threads to the top, burying new updates. Public visibility in channels often makes users… ## [Tickets Create Silos](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/04/move-fast-break-silos-2-tickets-create-silos/) _2025-04-15 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Lets start with a quote: Agile now means, we do half of Scrum poorly and Use Jira. (Andy Hunt, 2017 ) Coders had a vision, but business took over. ¶ Remember the Agile Manifesto ? It wasn’t about Jira tickets or stand-up meetings. It was about values—like individuals and interactions over processes and tools. But somewhere along the way, Agile got hijacked. Coders had a vision, but business… ## [Building Software Isn’t an Assembly Line. It’s a Design Process.](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/04/move-fast-break-silos-1-software-assembly-line-design-process/) _2025-04-15 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ Let’s rewind to 1913. Henry Ford was already a successful car manufacturer but was far from the global icon he would later become. At that time, his factory floor looked quite different from what we imagine today. Cars stood still while workers walked around them, building each car in a single place. The process was slow and tedious. It took 12 hours to complete just one vehicle. But then… ## [#AgileWay - Interdisciplinary Teams](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/03/agileway-agile-prague/) _2025-03-18 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ I recently joined Zuzi Sochova’s #AgileWay podcast for a short and sharp conversation on agile practices in interdisciplinary teams — with a nod to my upcoming talk at AgilePrague . In the podcast, I hint at what I’ll be doing live in Prague: provoking a room full of certified Scrum practitioners by challenging the idea of tickets. I’ll show how they create silos — and what truly collaborative… ## [alphalist: Move Fast and Break Silos - Leading Interdisciplinary Teams and Organizations](https://www.v01.io/posts/2025/02/alphalist-move-fast-break-silos/) _2025-02-24 · English Blogposts on Klaus Breyer_ I taught a masterclass for CTOs of the alphalist community: Move Fast and Break Silos - Leading Interdisciplinary Teams and Organizations 🎨 Software isn’t manufacturing with specialized disciplines—it is supposed to be an interdisciplinary design process. 🎟️ But tickets create silos, short cycles with big teams lead to micromanagement, and endless Kanban columns drain energy. ✂️ Slicing the work…