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Episode 60: Using AI to modernise legacy code, manage tech debt and improve documentation
Apr 15, 2026
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Episode 59: From ZX Spectrum to Agentic AI: A lifelong journey to creating a cutting edge agency
Mar 20, 2026
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| 4/15/26 |  Episode 60: Using AI to modernise legacy code, manage tech debt and improve documentation✨ | AI in techlegacy code+4 | Jon Milsom | PitcheroClaude AI+1 | — | AIlegacy code+5 | — | 39m 11s | |
| 3/20/26 |  Episode 59: From ZX Spectrum to Agentic AI: A lifelong journey to creating a cutting edge agency | Most businesses underestimate how quickly AI is transforming every industry, and those who don’t adapt risk falling behind. In this episode, Tim Lewis, CTO of innovative AI consultancy Zygens, shares how organizations can harness agentic AI to unlock rapid, low-risk value that scales. Discover how small, agile teams can lead the AI revolution by focusing on strategic initiatives like governance, safety, and domain expertise, rather than just tech tinkering. Tim breaks down real-world examples from his career, from pioneering streaming platforms to rebranding logistics giants, illustrating how good engineering, organizational agility, and a human-centered approach are key to thriving in this fast-changing landscape. We also explore the new role of consultants in the AI era: moving away from resource-heavy solutions toward expert guidance that accelerates transformation while managing risks. If you’re a leader, a tech enthusiast, or a forward-thinking professional eager to stay ahead of the AI curve, this episode is your guide. With insights rooted in decades of experience across tech, media, and logistics, and a passionate belief that AI should be accessible to all, Tim reveals how organizations can confidently navigate this frontier. Perfect for decision-makers, innovators, and anyone ready to turn AI uncertainty into opportunity. | — | ||||||
| 1/30/26 |  Episode 58: The case for Lovelace Labs in Manchester | In this episode of Off Script, Josh, James, and Tom discuss the importance of innovation in Leeds and the broader UK, emphasizing the need for representation and funding for technology outside of London, triggered by an article Tom wrote titled "National purpose on AI". Tom shares insights on the historical context of innovation in Leeds, the role of academic research, and the success stories of tech companies in regions like Stoke-on-Trent. They also propose Manchester as a suitable location for Lovelace Labs and call for a national data library to be established in Leeds. The discussion highlights the need for a more confident and proactive approach to promoting Northern innovation and addressing funding disparities. The UK government often overlooks innovation happening outside London. Leeds has a rich history of innovation and should be recognized for it. The tech sector in Stoke-on-Trent is surprisingly larger than in Oxford. Academic research is crucial for innovation but often underfunded outside major cities. There is a need for a national data library to be based in Leeds. Manchester is a strong candidate for the proposed Lovelace Labs. Local companies need to be more vocal about their contributions to the economy. Funding for innovation should be more evenly distributed across the UK. The North should celebrate its successes and promote its strengths more actively. A cultural shift is needed to demand more respect and representation for Northern innovation. | — | ||||||
| 1/16/26 |  Episode 57: Is AI destroying Open Source? | In this episode of Off Script, hosts Josh and James delve into the contentious topic of whether AI is destroying open source software. They discuss the recent layoffs at Tailwind, a popular open-source project, and how AI's ability to generate code from existing libraries is impacting the sustainability of such projects. The conversation highlights the ethical implications of AI's use of open-source code without proper attribution, raising concerns about the future of open-source maintainers and the community's ethos. They explore the balance between the benefits of AI in enhancing productivity and the risks of diminishing the value of original contributions to open-source projects. AI is changing the model of open source, not necessarily destroying it. The burden of maintaining open source projects is increasing due to AI's impact. Attribution and compensation for open source maintainers are critical issues. AI can automate mundane tasks, allowing maintainers to focus on creative work. The learning process for developers may be compromised by AI's ease of use. | — | ||||||
| 12/10/25 |  Episode 56: Juggling leadership and family life | In this episode, Josh and James discuss the challenges of balancing family life with demanding leadership roles. They share personal experiences of parenthood, the importance of setting boundaries, and the need for a supportive work culture that accommodates family responsibilities. Their conversation highlights the necessity of effective time management, prioritization, and the emotional adjustments that come with being a parent while maintaining a professional career. Creating boundaries is essential for managing responsibilities. It's important to communicate openly with coworkers about family needs. Saying no to certain commitments is necessary for well-being. Work-life balance requires constant adjustment and prioritization. Parenthood changes your perception of time and focus. A supportive work culture can ease the challenges of parenting. Planning ahead can help mitigate chaos in daily life. Making yourself redundant in business processes is a good strategy. Embracing the learning curve of parenthood is crucial. | — | ||||||
| 11/25/25 |  Episode 55: From proof of concept to production: AI engineering | In this conversation, James and Josh discuss the transition from prototype apps to production-ready products, emphasising the challenges and opportunities presented by vibe coding. They explore the implications of new coding tools, the importance of version control, and the need for security measures. The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of software engineering and the potential for new developers to emerge from this environment, while also addressing the responsibilities that come with creating applications. Vibe coding allows for rapid prototyping but can mislead about readiness for production. The barrier to entry for coding has significantly lowered, enabling more people to create apps. Version control is essential for managing app development and preventing data loss. The evolution of tools has made coding more accessible but also introduces new risks. Security measures must be prioritized as apps transition from prototype to production. AI tools can assist in app development but require careful handling of data. The gap between prototype and production needs clear communication to avoid pitfalls. New developers may emerge from the vibe coding trend, bringing fresh perspectives. Ethical considerations in AI and app development will become increasingly important. | — | ||||||
| 9/29/25 |  Episode 54: Why awards shouldn't cost a fortune | In this episode, James and Josh discuss the troubling nature of paid awards in the tech industry. They explore how these awards often prioritize profit over genuine recognition, leading to feelings of exploitation among nominees. Thier conversation delves into the implications of such practices on community inclusivity and the need for a reevaluation of how recognition is given in the industry. Paid awards often exploit nominees for profit. The pricing of awards can feel unfair and exploitative. Awards should recognize hard work, not just financial investment. Community representation is often overshadowed by profit motives. Transparency in award processes is crucial for credibility. The perception of value in awards is warped by corporate interests. Decision-makers should reconsider their spending on awards. Alternative recognition methods could be more beneficial. Awards can create a false sense of achievement. The community should benefit from the funds spent on awards. | — | ||||||
| 8/15/25 |  Episode 53: The power of pen and paper | In this episode, James and Josh discuss the significance of pen and paper in an increasingly digital world. They explore various note-taking techniques, the benefits of physical writing for memory retention, and the importance of managing mental load through effective organization. Their conversation highlights the balance between urgency and importance in task management, emphasizing the need for reflection and prioritization in both personal and professional contexts. Pen and paper are essential for focused thinking. The physical act of writing aids memory retention. Different note-taking methods can enhance comprehension. Digital tools can complement traditional note-taking. Urgent tasks can overshadow important ones. Reflection on notes helps prioritize tasks effectively. AI tools can assist but should not replace personal notes. Concise note-taking is a valuable skill. Managing mental load is crucial for productivity. Taking a step back to write thoughts down can alleviate stress. | — | ||||||
| 8/1/25 |  Episode 52: Unlocking team potential with user manuals | In this episode, Josh and James discuss the concept of user manuals for humans, exploring how individuals can communicate their preferences, boundaries, and working styles to foster better collaboration in teams. They emphasize the importance of psychological safety, effective communication, and the role of writing in self-reflection and team dynamics. The conversation also touches on managing expectations, delegation, and creating a safe space for open dialogue within teams. User manuals help communicate personal working styles. Psychological safety is crucial for honest communication. Feedback should be given early and often. Writing down thoughts aids in self-reflection. Effective communication requires understanding different styles. Delegation should come with clear information. Creating a safe space encourages team collaboration. Writing is a powerful tool for clarity and thinking. Sharing user manuals can align team expectations. Openness in communication fosters trust and understanding. | — | ||||||
| 7/15/25 |  Episode 51: Is Test Driven Development actually better now we have AI? | Josh and James discuss the implications of Test-Driven Development (TDD) in the context of the rapid advancements in AI technology. They explore how AI tools are changing the landscape of software development, the challenges of maintaining quality in fast-paced environments, and the importance of balancing speed with safety. Their conversation also touches on the future of coding, the training of new developers, and the evolving role of testing in ensuring robust software solutions. TDD is gaining renewed importance with the rise of AI. AI tools can enhance rapid prototyping but come with risks. Maintaining quality in software is crucial as teams move quickly. The balance between speed and safety is essential in development. Understanding system design and good architecture is foundational for developers. AI can assist in writing tests and fixing bugs effectively. The complexity of production apps increases with user volume. New tools are emerging to support error tracking and testing. Training the next generation of developers is vital in an AI-driven landscape. Investing in TDD and BDD can set teams apart in software development. | — | ||||||
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| 6/23/25 |  Episode 50: The new age of tech job interviews and how to conquer them | In this weeks episode, Josh and James discuss the challenges of securing a job in the tech industry, particularly focusing on the impact of ageism, evolving expectations for tech roles, and the influence of AI on the interview process. They cover the importance of communication skills, personal branding, and the need for candidates to be honest about their abilities. The discussion also highlights the necessity of adapting to the changing landscape of tech jobs and the skills required to succeed in interviews. The tech job market is becoming increasingly competitive. Ageism affects both junior and senior developers. Keeping up with new technologies is challenging as one ages. Expectations for tech roles have broadened significantly. Candidates are often expected to wear multiple hats in smaller teams. AI is influencing how candidates prepare for interviews. Honesty about skills can lead to better job fits. Good communication is essential in tech roles. Building a personal brand can enhance job prospects. Networking and personal connections are crucial for job opportunities. | — | ||||||
| 6/16/25 |  Episode 49: Navigating the AI discourse — Why can't we talk properly about AI? | In this weeks episode, Josh and James delve into the complexities of the discourse surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), exploring the polarising perspectives that dominate discussions. In a balanced debate, they emphasise the importance of understanding AI as a tool rather than a stand-alone entity, highlighting the need for responsible usage and ethical considerations in its development and implementation. They cover the reality of AI's impact on engineering and the necessity of maintaining a human element in the design process. This episode is a call to action for technologists to navigate the AI hype responsibly and to create strong governance around its use. The original article that Josh wrote that prompted the chat. The discourse around AI is often polarising and broken. AI is frequently misrepresented in sensational headlines. Understanding AI as a tool is crucial for productive discussions. The reality of AI's impact on engineering is often overstated. Human involvement is essential in the design and implementation of AI. Ethical considerations are paramount in AI development. AI can improve accessibility and inclusivity in products. Navigating the AI hype requires careful evaluation and governance. The importance of productive friction in learning and development. AI's role in software development is evolving and requires adaptation. | — | ||||||
| 6/2/25 |  Episode 48: AI interoperability and MCP | In this conversation, Josh and James discuss AI interoperability and the concept of MCP (Model Context Protocol). They explore the initial skepticism surrounding MCP, the process of building custom MCP servers, and the importance of permissions and security in AI integrations. The discussion also touches on the future of AI integration in various applications, particularly in shopping experiences, and the potential for these technologies to revolutionise how we interact with digital tools. MCP is a new way to integrate AI with existing tools. Initial skepticism can lead to valuable discoveries in technology. Building custom MCP servers can enhance personal productivity. Permissions and security are crucial when using AI tools. MCP has the potential to go mainstream with the right ecosystem. AI can act on behalf of users, changing the way we interact with technology. Real-world applications of MCP can simplify everyday tasks. The future of shopping may involve AI-driven experiences. AI tools need to be intuitive for non-developers to adopt them. The evolution of technology often leads to a blend of old and new experiences. | — | ||||||
| 4/1/25 |  Episode 47: Behind the scenes of running a tech conference | How do you structure and run the perfect tech conference? What things are involved behind the scenes that attendees don’t see? What advice would you give to someone looking to start their own event? We’re glad you asked! This episode is an All Day Hey! Special where hosts, Josh and James spill the beans on what goes on behind the All Day Hey! conference curtain, how we can collectively safeguard the future of events and what makes running a tech conference like this so special. Join us in Leeds on Thursday, 1st May for this year’s All Day Hey! Tickets and schedule at https://heypresents.com/conferences/2025 00:00 How to run a conference 01:00 Why start a conference? - The aim behind All Day Hey! 02:00 What do you want to provide for the audience? 03:00 Avoiding trends and providing backed knowledge 04:00 How to plan the day of talks to keep people engaged? 05:00 Dealing with technical blunders 07:00 Process of picking speakers and who to contact 08:00 Avoiding talks being sponsored ads 11:00 Getting diversity of topic and idea 12:00 All Day Hey! is community focussed - how to create this? 13:00 How to open up the networking and make it welcoming 14:00 How to close a conference to provoke questions 15:00 Tips for other organisers 16:00 Investing in production quality 17:00 Setting up a conference in 2025 19:00 Keeping the indie conference alive Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 3/24/25 |  Episode 46: How to plan and run a discovery workshop | What is a discovery workshop and how can they be used to work through problems in your business? In this episode, James and Josh discuss how they've run them in the past and offer some tips and tricks to getting the most out of these sessions. Listen now for a brand new instalment of Off Script! 00:00 Introduction 01:00 What is a discovery workshop 02:00 Using Miro 02:30 Slideument - slide deck with a documents worth of content 03:00 Use the right medium to foster discussion 04:00 Break workshop sessions into two 05:00 Use other physical spaces to inspire 06:00 Framing the problem but not steering 07:00 Amazon's idea - Write the Press Release 08:00 What are the challenges, resources, and politics? 09:00 What would the bad press be? 10:00 How to be honest and open? 11:00 Creating a safe environment 14:00 Find out what they want from the session 16:00 90 min cycles of energy 17:00 Risk register 18:00 Walk and talk to reenergise 20:00 Keeping discussions on track 21:00 Capturing and processing the data 22:00 Using AI to digitise and distribute 23:00 The next steps 23:30 One Two Three All 26:00 Handy thing to do to unblock Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 1/9/25 |  Episode 45: 2024 developer round-up | It’s time to reflect and plan ahead! James and Josh look back at a tumultuous 2024 in tech and ask the big questions about where things are heading. What were the highlights? What lessons can we learn? How do we prepare for 2025? Listen now as we kick-off the year with a brand new instalment of Off Script! In praise of indie conferences The struggles of smaller events AWS re:Invent conference Multi Cloud Distributed SQL - DSQL Tough time for tech in 2024 All Day Hey! Publishing platforms Tech Influencers Complete CSS - Any Bell Learn with Jason The state of the tech economy Whisper Flow CrowdStrike outage AI, Automation, valid JSON, OLLAMA , Constrained Sampling AI Agents, Cursor IDE SASS is in danger? Adobe Podcast New Ruby on Rails Laravel 11 Deno BlueSky References https://piccalil.li/complete-css https://www.youtube.com/@learnwithjason Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 12/11/24 |  Episode 44: Future of software engineering leadership - Part 2 | Part 2 has landed! For this outing of Off Script, Josh and James explore the ‘Future of engineering leadership’. This is an episode born from Q&A discussions and ideas at the recent Off Script Live event in Leeds. Dive into the modern challenges and the future direction of leadership in software engineering. AI Sustainability Company energy offset Energy demands of AI vs speed of innovation AI on device Apple Siri LLM on device? Loneliness in leadership positions Talk with peers in other companies Lattice HR for feedback Finding your role Event culture Consistency creates community Organiser sets the tone Challenges for future leaders Addressing the gap between vocal and and non vocal team members Communication types Generating positive feedback culture Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 12/3/24 |  Episode 43: Future of software engineering leadership - Part 1 | "It's not enough just being right. You've got to actually convince people of your way of thinking and take other people on the journey". Off Script is back with Josh and James hosting the first episode in a massive two-parter! They take lessons and hot topics from the recent Off Script Live event in Leeds. Dive into the modern challenges and the future direction of leadership in software engineering in this episode. Part 2 out soon! Subscribe so you don’t miss it. Recorded: 27th November 2024 Recap re:invent festival AI announcements Event themes Remote & Hybrid working Slack working dynamics Methods of communication Importance of communication Huddle to convey tone of information Reduce crosstalk and chatter Mandating behaviour vs Encouraging participation Sarah Wells Talk - Nudge Theory - LINK Make it easy for people to do the right thing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Hiring policies Soft Skills in hybrid working Empowering vs washing hands of decisions AI Important to understand the black box Using AI for leadership decisions Reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxcgywwC4u8 Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 8/28/24 |  Episode 42: Imperfect innovation | The historically popular development process of “move fast and break things” has got the biggest companies in the world far. In the age of AI, can we still take these risks in the name of progress or are the potential repercussions too great? Josh and James are joined by guest Jack Sails to discuss. Recorded: 17th July 2024 02 Open AI fearless implementation 03 Is developing in a vacuum worse? 04 Google move fast and break things becomes more dangerous 05 OpenAI haven't lost trust yet 06 How did OpenAI get its data - Mira Murati 09 Scraping the internet for data 10 A open internet vs private companies 10 ARC browser hover LLM description 11 Imperfect innovation, where does it come from? 11 Innovating to solve a problem vs innovation into unknown areas 12 Microsoft Copilot AI 13 ChatGPT taking over Google as the go-to for questions 16 Kodak & digital images 18 Humans bring value and craft 19 The iPhone was a ipod killer 20 Fearing innovation and protectionism 21 Nokia's lack of smartphone innovation 25 Theranos - Fake it till you make it in medicine 28 Now no one will touch the Metaverse 29 Zoe smart patch and gut tracking 35 Lime Scooters late night testing for alcohol 36 Innovation that's not required 37 Coke's new flavour 39 Segway 42 Cars 43 Napster's innovation Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 7/26/24 |  Episode 41: WWDC 2024 round-up | Jack Sails (IMA) is back with James & Josh to discuss the recent WWDC24 Apple Developer conference. Was AI the word of the conference? Find out as they work through everything revealed this year and how it will affect their products going forward. In this episode: 00 Intro 01 Apple Intelligence 02 AI & Apple’s Privacy first approach 04 SIRI & Natural language AI integration 06 Natural language vs pre scripted 09 Image Playground AI image creator 10 SIRI x Open AI 12 Genmoji 12 IOS 18 16 Transcribed calls 17 New apps 18 New password app 21 Sequoia macOS 23 Does the UK follow the EU restrictions 24 Supporting old hardware 29 Vision OS 2 References: https://www.macrumors.com/roundup/wwdc/ Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 3/27/24 |  Episode 40: Shifting security left | Inspired by reading ‘Investments Unlimited’ and other books built around the principles of storytelling, James and Josh dive into DevSecOps and the bigger picture of shifting security left in this new episode of Off Script! In this episode: 00:00 Fictional Bugs - Investments Unlimited 01:00 DevSecOps 02:00 Moving security testing to the beginning 03:00 Reducing the friction of releases 04:00 Go through pain points early 05:00 Strict linting, function length, no unused variables 06:00 Early automated tests to prevent Git leaks 08:00 Making it easy for the developer 10:00 Bearer 11:00 Concise reporting 12:00 Dependabot 13:00 Secret Management 14:00 Making it easy to do the right thing 16:00 Having pride in your security 17:00 What if your language doesn’t have much security support? 19:00 Dynamic & Static languages 20:00 Language agnostic tools 21:00 Key takeaways References: https://itrevolution.com/product/investments-unlimited/ https://www.bearer.com/ https://github.com/dependabot Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 2/28/24 |  Episode 39: The beauty of side projects | What do fish donuts, a passion for cooking and elaborate recipes have to do with productivity? Are you getting enough of a creative outlet around your busy schedule? Josh and James discuss the importance of side projects and how the variety they add to your week benefits your work-life balance and output! In this episode: 00:00 Welcome 01:00 What are our side projects? 02:00 Coding 03:00 Cooking 04:00 Josh’s chef stage experience 11:00 Service state - Flow state when coding 12:00 Find your creative outlet 13:00 Find the time 16:00 Adding variety to life 17:00 Book - One Thing 18:00 Having side projects when being a leader 19:00 Consistency References: https://www.amazon.co.uk/One-Thing-Surprisingly-Extraordinary-bestselling/dp/1848549253 Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 2/9/24 |  Episode 38: AI risks | What are AI risks? What do we need to consider when looking at our projects? Josh and James are are back for another episode of Off Script to dig deeper into this important topic! 00 - ISO 42001 Regulation 03 - What are the risks 04 - Hallucinations 05 - How do we critically assess the output 06 - Human in the loop 08 - Authorised API integrations 13 - Prompt Injection 14 - Sleeper agent LLM 18 - Denial OF Service models 22 - Exact phrasing on outputs 25 - Rabbit.tech Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 12/22/23 |  Episode 37: 2023 developer round-up | It’s time for our annual review of the year! In this episode, James and Josh discuss the many twists and turns that the last 12 months brought in this 2023 developer round-up. Thank you for listening this year. We’ll be back with more episodes in the New Year! 01 A look back at the year 03 The year AI went mainstream 05 Tech layoffs 07 Open AI x Microsoft partnership 08 M2 Apple Mac chips 09 Google Bard 12 Stephen Wolfram wrote "What is ChatGPT doing.. And why does it work?" 13 Web IOS & Ipad 15 ChatGPT Plus & Whisper API's 15 Parallax hosted "stories on the road" 19 React.dev 21 Apple vs Epic Games 22 Meta fined 1.3B 23 EU Cookie policy 24 Final Cut & Logic Pro on IOS 27 Advent of code 28 Chrome added web GPU support 29 Native to web based apps 30 All Day Hey 2023 31 Fluency Bot 32 SEC sue Coinbase & Binance 33 NASA lost connection to Voyager 2 34 Microsoft Type Chat 36 Meta Launched Threads 38 Temporary disabilities 40 Josh joins Glean as CTO 41 Apple launched Name Drop 42 Air traffic control meltdown 43 Hyperdx 44 Webflow Conf 46 WCAG 2.2 47 M3 Macs 49 re:invent 50 Deno KV 51 StyleX 53 iA writer 54 CloudFlare year in review 55 Spotify Wrapped References: [https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-doing-and-why-does-it-work/]([https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-doing-and-why-does-it-work/) https://openai.com/blog/introducing-chatgpt-and-whisper-apis https://www.storyblok.com/ev/stories-on-the-road-uk-23 https://heypresents.com/conferences/2023/schedule https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2023/temporarily-abled/ Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
| 12/11/23 |  Episode 36: Tech leadership misconceptions | Are all leaders extroverts? Does agile development mean there is no plan or documentation? Do leaders have to be the best developer? Following on from a recent in-person talk, James and Josh discuss more common tech misconceptions in the area of leadership. 01 Misconception in leadership 01 Leadership is the only way for progression 02 Tech path vs management path 03 Dual track progression 04 Good code is all that matters 05 How teams interact 06 We'll cross the bridge when its comes to it 09 Have to be the best engineer to be a leader 10 It’s not about you 11 Tech skills trump company culture 12 Diversity 14 More developers = more velocity 17 Documentation is less important for agile teams 19 Agile development means no plan 22 All leaders are extroverts 25 Leadership is lonely 27 You don't need a mentor or peers Find out more about Stac and Parallax: https://stac.works https://parall.ax | — | ||||||
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