When we were finding the words for PM Labs, I had to push back on how my role was being described. It had started to sound as though I simply passed along whatever the agents produced.
I’m not technical, and I’ve had a lot to say about what we make.
This site has my taste in it, including the parts I wasn’t sure about. At one point I wondered whether the movement I wanted was too much. I still wanted to see it. The team helped make it real enough for me to decide.
Recognizing my own part
The agents have helped me find words for that contribution too. There’s a lot of back-and-forth behind what ends up on the page. My questions and corrections change the result.
Choosing tools carefully matters to me. It doesn’t mean the work has less value, or that the attention behind it disappears.
PM Labs is a business, and I’m still finding a way to talk about it that feels like me. I want people to see the work and get a sense of the person behind it.
I’ve been developing this with the team as I go. I want to share some of that experience and keep learning alongside the people who find their way here.