Hands-on Agile by Stefan Wolpers
Stefan WolpersHelping Teams to Learn by Avoiding Stupid Things.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Food for Agile Thought 550: Make AI Boring, Everyone’s a Product Manager Soon, Fixing Procrastination, Agentic “Team” Topologies
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Welcome to the 550th edition of the Food for Agile Thought newsletter, shared with 35,481 peers.
This week, rejects AI purity theater and urges disciplined workplace experiments, just make AI boring again, while Gojko Adz...
The AI Definition of Done: Human in the Loop Is Not a Quality Standard
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Your team has a Definition of Done for a product increment. It has none for the 20-plus AI-supported outputs that leave the team each week: status reports, stakeholder emails, release notes, and updates for the C-level. Eac...
Food for Agile Thought 549: AI in Product 2026, Makers Manifesto, AI POM, Open Knowledge Format
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Welcome to the 549th edition of the Food for Agile Thought newsletter, shared with 35,498 peers.
This week, Product Circle and Product Institute show AI coding tools spreading faster than stronger operating models, while E...
The AI Delegation Lifecycle
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Your team ships AI outputs that nobody fully trusts; you needed to be quick, and “dirty” tagged along. Too bad, that that ungoverned automation becomes AI debt when a stakeholder asks who owns it.
But do not despair: The...
Food for Agile Thought #548: ROT (Return on Tokens), Product Team Health, Engineers & PMs, AI Treadmill
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Welcome to the 548th edition of the Food for Agile Thought newsletter, shared with 35,528 peers.
This week, and call token maxing wasteful: AI should compile processes into code, not burn tokens at runtime; ROT (return o...
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