#ISO 26262

An LLM Wrote the Code. ISO 26262 Doesn't Care — and That's the Point.

ISO 26262 tool qualification never asks who wrote the code, because it never trusted the tool in the first place. If the confidence argument does not depend on the AI being right, AI-assisted development and qualification stop being in conflict.

I Built an AI Agent for Myself. My Colleagues Wanted to Use It. That Is Where the Problems Started.

When a domain expert builds a working AI agent and people start depending on it, the bus factor problem arrives long before the platform — and a different kind of work begins.

The Boring Part of Requirements Review Is Now Automated

How a lightweight AI agent eliminates the context-gathering overhead in safety-critical requirements review — so the architect can focus on judgment, not tool-switching.

Measuring What Matters: Architecture Quality Metrics for Safety-Critical Software

Architectural quality is difficult to observe — you cannot run a test suite on a dependency graph. This post describes a metrics system built to track it: three levels of measurement, from binary compliance checks to long-term trends.