About
Why this exists, and who built it.
When I started trying to upskill properly on AI product work, I couldn't find anything built for someone with a job. There were plenty of resources, but they were either scattered across the internet or packaged as long-winded courses designed for people with unlimited time. I would get a few lessons in, miss a few days because of actual work, and then need to go back and redo sections just to remember where I was.
Nothing was built for a working PM. Everything assumed you were a student.
I lead product for Developer Hub and the AI assistant on CBA's Connected Payments platform. That includes agentic tools built to actually do the job for a developer, not just answer their question. A lot of my work involves deciding what's worth building with AI, how to evaluate it properly, and how to get engineering teams and stakeholders aligned on what good actually looks like. The gap I was describing was the same gap I kept running into at work.
Claryfy is my attempt to fix that. Short, structured pathways that fit around a job rather than replacing one. Every lesson ends with something you can use: a template, a framework, a brief you can take into your next meeting. The point is not to accumulate notes. The point is to leave each lesson with something real.
The content is opinionated because it has to be. A curated sequence is more useful than a library you have to navigate yourself, especially when you are time-poor and trying to apply things immediately.
