I cut this list down on purpose. Everything here is live, worth following, and tied to the kind of product work this repo is trying to be useful for.
- Get Shit Done — A spec-first delivery system for turning messy work into clear phases. Useful when the problem is real, cross-functional, and easy to hand-wave.
- Operator OS — A good reference point for making agent-heavy personal systems legible. Worth reading when you want to compare how other people structure operator workflows.
- DomainDrivenDesign — Still the shortest good reminder that boundaries and language are product work too.
- KCS v6 Methodology — The anchor I come back to when I want knowledge capture to happen in the flow of work instead of after the fact.
- RICE: Simple Prioritization for Product Managers — Still the clearest quick explanation of RICE. Good when a prioritization conversation is getting vague.
- Introducing DRICE — A better fit than plain RICE when dependencies and risk start to dominate the work.
- The Four Big Risks — A short, useful reminder of where product bets usually go wrong.
- Applied ML — A strong reading shelf for production ML and evaluation. Useful when you want something deeper than launch theatre.
- Moltis — The live gateway I use now. Worth following if you care about provider routing and MCP-style integration without unnecessary complexity.
- Ollama — Still one of the most practical ways to keep local model work close to day-to-day experimentation.
- Open Interpreter — Worth keeping an eye on if you care about computer-use agents and where those interfaces start to get messy.
- Integrity Institute — Useful when trust and safety questions need sharper language and better framing.
- Google SRE Books — Still one of the best reliability references that product managers should actually read.
Last checked: 2026-03-19