AUTHOR
Hamza Oza
Hamza Oza is a design leader at Tessl, focused on how AI agents are changing the way software is designed and built. Previously, he worked at QuantumBlack, AI by McKinsey, and PhysicsX, and has created commercial and open-source products for Fortune 500 companies, startups and academic institutions. His current work focuses on codifying design judgement and embedding quality into agent-driven software development. He is also a Visiting Tutor at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College London.
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What your design system can't teach AI agents
Tessl's software factory ships work no designer has touched, which exposed what a design system cannot hand to an agent: composition, the judgment of what goes on a screen and what to leave out. By having agents diff generated screens against hand-redesigned ones, the team turned that tacit judgment into checkable rules and shipped them as skills that guide agents at creation and review. The result is one designer's taste, encoded once and reaching every screen the factory produces.
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Reflection Before Augmentation
Exploring the challenges of integrating AI into teams, emphasizing the importance of reflection and context engineering before adopting new tools for organizational success.
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How we turned AI hallucination into a product feature
Explore how AI hallucinations can reveal gaps between user expectations and product capabilities, turning potential errors into opportunities for system improvement.