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Most of my work sits at the seam between two worlds. On one side, core administration systems, compliance requirements, and processes that move real money for real people. On the other, cloud-native orchestration, serverless integration, and large language models. Getting those two to talk to each other — safely, auditably, at production scale — is the interesting problem.

The interface is dead. Long live the agent.

For thirty years, software meant screens — forms to fill, buttons to find, menus to learn. That model is ending. The next generation of business software will be orchestrated rather than clicked: you state the outcome, and a system of agents figures out the steps, with the process model as its guardrail rather than its cage.

I think the winners here will not be whoever has the largest model. They will be whoever can put agents inside processes that are already trusted, already audited, and already carrying real liability — and do it without breaking any of that. That is the work I want to be doing.

Occasionally speaking at conferences and meetups.

I spoke at CamundaCon Amsterdam 2026 on pension automation and agentic orchestration.

If you're organising something and think we might be a fit, give me a shout at hello@philipcj.com

In Ingeniøren I argued that AI makes code cheap but judgement expensive, and laid out three ways to stay in control: AI gør kode billig, men dømmekraft kostbar ↗.

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The fastest way to reach me is email. I'm also on LinkedIn ↗ and GitHub ↗.

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