Show HN: AI Manifesto
The Agile Manifesto was written in 2001 in response to heavyweight, process-centric software development. It argued that communication and adaptability mattered more than rigid plans and documentation. That is still true, but AI changes the economics. Maybe it's time for a refresh?
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With massive respect to Jeff Sutherland and all the thought leaders who met at a ski lodge in Snowbird, Utah, in 2001 and created the Agile Manifesto - it might be time to revisit / refresh / revitalize the Agile Manifesto in light of the emergence of LLMs. The scarce resource is no longer programming capacity, but organizational clarity and architectural coherence.
As a thought exercise (and for fun) I took a stab at it. I would love to get some collaborative feedback to improve it. Of course I do not expect this to replace the Agile Manifesto but I'd like to use it when speaking to enterprises about how to think about Agile in today's world.
So any/all comments welcome!
ps - posted on my blog because of convenience. It is not monetized in any way. No ads, nothing. Cheers!
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