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Jeremy Evans, author of The Achilles Project, talks with operators about the part after the demo: who owns each AI answer, what checks it, and what it costs.
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Talks built from the book
A keynote, a workshop with your team, or a fireside conversation, in person or virtual. Each request is discussed on its own; this form doesn’t book anything.
Why pilots stall at ninety percent
What keeps AI projects nearly done, and how to finish one thing before starting the next.
A name on every answer
Who is accountable when an AI-assisted decision goes wrong, and how to put the name there before the damage.
The bill is a total, not a price
Turning AI spend into a cost per unit of work that a CFO can read and a team can change.
The workaround is the requirement
What unapproved AI tools say about the route your people need, and why banning them rarely works.
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Full disclosure: the author builds and sells these systems. The operating system in the book is the working method of Alacritous, a product of Thrice, the author’s firm. The fiction was kept clean of it: no product in the story is named or sold in it.
What the author builds
- Thrice
The author’s engineering firm. It puts AI to work in revenue and operations teams, and it makes Alacritous and AgenticCodingCerts.
- Alacritous
The book’s operating system as software: AI agents that coordinate a team’s tools inside Slack, log every action and hand the decisions to a person to approve.
- AgenticCodingCerts
How to build software with AI coding agents, taught as a free course, with a timed, human-reviewed certification for anyone who wants to prove the skill.
