The First Version of Your AI Eval is You

Lessons from grading an AI product by hand: rules vs. judgment, blind tests, and testing Jev on real data.

Sep 29 • Ben Yoskovitz

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AI Built the Product. It Didn’t Launch It.

Everything between "the code works" and "customers are paying" still runs on judgment.

Sep 15 • Ben Yoskovitz

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Launching Wordspine: A Fun, Free Daily Word Game

Side projects for the soul: How I’m using AI to build things quickly and learn.

Sep 1 • Ben Yoskovitz

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August 2026

How I Use AI Without Outsourcing the Thinking

The guidelines I’m giving my team for producing less, editing harder and owning the outcome.

Aug 18 • Ben Yoskovitz

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July 2026

How I'm Pricing an AI Product

The real costs, uncomfortable margins and live experiments behind an AI pricing model.

Jul 28 • Ben Yoskovitz

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How Companies Quietly Lose Product-Market Fit Without Noticing

Plus a simple, precise diagnostic assessment for figuring out what went wrong

Jul 14 • Brent Harrison

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Lovable, Cowork, Claude Code... You're Asking the Wrong Question

The better question: what bottleneck am I trying to remove?

Jul 7 • Ben Yoskovitz

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June 2026

Facing Failure as a Founder

I've been there. It sucks. But hiding your head in the sand is the opposite of what you should do.

Jun 23 • Ben Yoskovitz

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How I Ship Real Software with Claude Code (Without Being a Developer)

The rubric habit that stops the AI from faking "done," plus my setup, free on GitHub.

Jun 9 • Ben Yoskovitz

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May 2026

Launching Candor: A Synthetic User Research Platform

AI user research helps kickstart validation for problems, concepts, solutions and price tests.

May 12 • Ben Yoskovitz

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April 2026

Lean Analytics, Reconsidered

The frameworks survive. Many of the specific metrics need a rewrite, some don't apply at all, and new metrics are emerging quickly.

Apr 28 • Ben Yoskovitz

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40 Years Later: Remembering My Brother, Jacob Yoskovitz (May 14, 1977 - April 22, 1986)

A very personal story about my life. Feel free to skip if this isn't for you.

Apr 22 • Ben Yoskovitz

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