<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Jamie Scott Craik — software development and AI-assisted work</title><link>https://jscraik.com/blog/</link><description>Notes on software projects, developer tools, AI-assisted delivery, and a career switch into technology.</description><item><title>When Evidence Goes Stale</title><link>https://jscraik.com/articles/when-evidence-goes-stale/</link><guid>https://jscraik.com/articles/when-evidence-goes-stale/</guid><description>A changed AI Skill candidate should not inherit proof that belongs to an older package. SkillsBar turns that failure mode into an inspectable release decision.</description><category>Deployment note</category></item><item><title>Capability Is Not Trust</title><link>https://jscraik.com/articles/why-ai-native-devrel/</link><guid>https://jscraik.com/articles/why-ai-native-devrel/</guid><description>Capability is not the same as trust. The path to adoption has to carry inspectable proof.</description><category>Trust note</category></item></channel></rss>