Design draft — Ledger. Optimizes for speed of scan: proof and dates read like a changelog. Content is provisional (interview quotes) — final copy is thread T6's.

Chris Dwan

I help engineering teams ship real software with AI agents.

“I moved complexity so that humans didn't have to wrestle with it. It was just handled by the system.”

— Chris Dwan, interview, 2026-08-07
  1. 01

    Chime — on-call automation

    Cut on-call from often more than 40 hours a week to a couple of hours of verification a week, after a three-month project that catalogued failure types and automated the correction.

    Chris's account, 2026-08-07 interview — not an audited figure.

  2. 02

    Patient Wisdom — lead developer

    Took a two-developer prototype to market-ready in about two months, leading development alongside co-founder Nate Perry-Thistle.

    Chris's account.

  3. 03

    capybara_narrative — open source

    A small language that hides brittle XPath mappings behind readable page descriptions, so end-to-end tests stopped being flaky.

    Verified public repo — github.com/radixhound/capybara_narrative.

  4. 04

    Early career — Unix/SAP integration

    Designed a DSL so one mapping file could merge several flat-file sources into a single clean input, instead of hand-built code per source.

    Chris's account.

No posts published yet. The first post is fully specified (thread T10) and lands separately from this design pass.

“I'm not a manager so much as a leader.”

“All the work had to pass through the collective mind of the team.”

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