Get in touch
There is no contact form on this site, and no newsletter to sign up for. Two routes actually reach me, and both are below.
Message me
LinkedIn is the contact route this site uses — for questions about a book, a correction on an essay, a broken link, or just to argue with something I wrote. I read messages there myself and reply personally; there is no support inbox or ticketing system behind it.
Book a call
For advisory or consulting conversations — scoping AI-Native work, a second opinion on an in-flight build, or a talk for your team — the fastest path is adiscovery call. It opens a short scheduling form in place, no redirect, and no obligation attached to booking it.
Business and press
For anything tied to my day job, reach out throughViitorCloud, the AI-Native engineering company where I'm VP of Growth. For everything published on this site — the books, the blog, the talks — LinkedIn is still the right front door.
What I don't run
No contact form, because a form is one more place credentials or personal data could leak for no real benefit over a direct message. No email newsletter, because I'd rather you read the blog or subscribe to the feed than trust me with your inbox. See the privacy notice for exactly what this site does track.