AI at work,
checked.
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Use it today.
No course. Short documents to use in this week’s work, print, or put in your team wiki.
Developer
You already use an assistant. Check what it wrote before it reaches main, in the time a review actually gets.
QA
AI writes tests that agree with its own bugs. Test the change against the request, not against its tests.
- For QA and test engineersRead
Testing with AI
Where AI helps with tests, the eight ways AI-written tests fool you, and the habit that catches most of them: prove every new test can fail.
- For developers and reviewersRead
AI code review checklist
A one-page, twenty-point checklist for any change an assistant or agent wrote, with a guide to how much checking each change needs.
Tech lead
Decide with your team which tools you use, what never goes into them, who owns each change and how it gets reviewed.
- For tech leads and managersRead
One-hour team session
A ready-to-run hour: pairs catch AI-written tests that check for a bug, review three AI patches, then the team agrees its first three rules.
- For tech leads and managersRead
AI acceptable use policy template
A two-page policy to fill in with your team: approved tools, what never goes into an AI tool, who owns each change, review by risk, and rules for agents.
- For developers and reviewersRead
AI code review checklist
A one-page, twenty-point checklist for any change an assistant or agent wrote, with a guide to how much checking each change needs.
Manager
Give your team clear rules and time to learn, then measure review time and rework rather than lines of code.
- For engineering managersRead
Measuring AI impact
Five numbers you already have, what to stop counting, how DORA metrics shift with AI, and a 90-day rollout plan with a keep-or-stop decision.
- For tech leads and managersRead
One-hour team session
A ready-to-run hour: pairs catch AI-written tests that check for a bug, review three AI patches, then the team agrees its first three rules.
- For tech leads and managersRead
AI acceptable use policy template
A two-page policy to fill in with your team: approved tools, what never goes into an AI tool, who owns each change, review by risk, and rules for agents.