Field notes on delegating real work.
Stories, lessons, and small ideas from people building Righthand and the customers shipping work with one. New pieces land most weeks.
The archive.
Only A Seated Human Can Deploy
The error string is polite, and it is correct, and it stops the deployment.
The Cascade That Ate Our Data
The update was supposed to take a second. It did. Then we noticed the trial rows were gone.
Why We Didn't Build a Dashboard
The interface for AI work assumes a problem that no longer exists.
The Catalog Said Yes, The Backend Said No
Our catalog advertised an integration our backend had never heard of. The customer saw an SSL error.
The Tests That Passed in Name Only
The test suite had been green for a week. It was not.
The Experiment That Died at 3 of 160
The A/B test launched at the top of the hour. Ninety seconds later, three trials had finished. Then nothing.
Righthands Can Now Set Their Own Goals
Righthands can now commit to long-horizon work, keep returning until the job is done, and prove it.
The Myth of the AI-Ready Company
Every enterprise AI pitch starts with "get your knowledge base in order." That’s the wrong prerequisite — because the most important knowledge in any company never makes it into a document.
Reliable Software, Adjustable Oversight
How workflows turn repetitive processes into self-managing software.
Introducing Workflows: Your Righthand Now Builds Its Own Automation
Automated workflows built by your AI assistant - email sorting, meeting prep, ticket monitoring, and more.
Launching Righthand Roles
AI employee archetypes that align closely with human employee job descriptions.
What "AI Employee" Actually Means in 2026
The difference between AI tools, AI agents, and AI employees is the difference between working faster and actually getting work done.
Your Righthand Can Now Attend Your Meetings
How to get your Righthand into meetings—and why we built it this way
Three Mistakes From Building Virtual Humans
The things we've gotten wrong building virtual humans, so far.
Reclaiming the Phone
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love my Phone
Our Master Plan
A closer look at the future.