← Daniel Griffin

Tagged: situated-practice

  • The Extended Frontier: Why AI Capability Is Predictable When You Look at the Work

    Daniel Griffin

    The jagged frontier of AI capability isn't random. It's predictable from the practices, artifacts, and feedback loops that constitute actual work. The frontier is smooth where work is extended. It's jagged where work has been stripped to an isolated task.

    March 24, 2026

  • The Extended Frontier: Repairability

    Daniel Griffin

    Verification catches the error. Repairability determines whether you can do anything about it. They're different properties of the work, and repairability is itself an extension—one that can be designed in or absent.

    March 24, 2026

  • The Extended Frontier: What Else Changes

    Daniel Griffin

    Productivity and quality are one outcome among many. When AI enters a practice, skill formation, craft, pace, accountability, and repairability all shift. The handoff analytic is what makes these dimensions visible.

    March 24, 2026