Watch, Read, and Keep Up to Date.

When did you last read your own project record? Not search it. Read it. General contractors I speak to can tell me, with confidence, that their project record is complete.

Not the software. The client calls the project director, and nobody in this industry would have it any other way. I keep returning to that fact because the conversation about AI in construction has drifted toward what agents will do, and away from who answers for it.

Last month I sat down with a group of technical leaders in Manchester for a roundtable on AI adoption, hosted by Nimble Approach. It was a wide mix of businesses: firms handling complex legal matters, large consumer-facing organizations, data specialists, logistics companies and consultancies. Our discussion followed two tracks: driving adoption inside a business as part of wider change, and showing customers the value an AI product brings them.

Ageiro’s Head of Engineering on how we hand the repetitive loops of software delivery to AI agents, while humans stay accountable and in command of every plan and every merge. And why, in an industry built on provenance and sign-off, that makes us easier to trust rather than harder.