# Blog

Opinions on shipping software, engineering process, and why most of it is more complicated than it needs to be.

## Articles
### [AI Made Your Developers Faster. It Made Your Coordination Problem Worse.](/content/blog/ai-coordination-problem/index.html)
When every developer ships 3x faster, you don't have fewer things in flight - you have more. Your AI pair programmer has zero context about another team's emergency. Here is the part nobody is talking about.

*Henrik·4 min read*

### [Scope Creep Is a Feature, Not a Bug](/content/blog/scope-creep-is-a-feature/index.html)
Scrum says don't change the sprint backlog. Every team does anyway. Flights makes scope changes explicit and visible - because the discipline isn't rigidity, it's honest triage.

*Henrik·5 min read*

### [You Don't Need Our Tool to Try This](/content/blog/you-dont-need-our-tool/index.html)
The methodology is free. We ran Flights for two years with sticky notes and a Figma file before building the app. Here is how to set it up in Notion, Sheets, or on a whiteboard.

*Henrik·5 min read*

### [We Received a Partnership Offer for Our Travel Booking Tool](/content/blog/crazy-good-deal/index.html)
A startup reached out wanting to feature our travel booking and flight management tool on their platform. We are not a travel booking and flight management tool.

*Henrik·3 min read*

### [Story Points Are Theatre](/content/blog/story-points-are-theatre/index.html)
Planning poker as group performance. Velocity charts that give everyone a false sense of confidence. What happens when you replace estimation rituals with "done or not done."

*Henrik·6 min read*

### [Your Stakeholders Don't Understand Sprint Velocity. That's Not Their Fault.](/content/blog/stakeholders-dont-understand-velocity/index.html)
When we told our CEO "sprint velocity dropped 15%," we got blank stares. When we said "this flight is hitting headwinds but still lands Friday," everyone knew exactly what that meant.

*Henrik·6 min read*

### [We Ditched Scrum. Here's What We Replaced It With.](/content/blog/we-ditched-scrum/index.html)
Not because we read some contrarian blog post, but because we looked at our calendars and realized we spent more time talking about work than doing it.

*Henrik·7 min read*