The Ho System
The Ho System is a practice for building software with AI. You direct the system's design and evaluate what gets built. The work is organized so you develop that judgment as the project progresses.
A is one bounded, verified, recorded step. You plan the work, carry it out with AI, and review the result. Project documents preserve the decisions and instructions that later sessions need.
Follow Sharibako's project plans, working sessions, and recorded changes.
“What is this?”
How Ho organizes work with AI and develops the practitioner's judgment.
“I want to try it on my project.”
Begin with a project idea, then use the documents and skills to plan the build.
“I want help with a project or team.”
Work with Andrew on your project or through guided team sessions. The work arrives as verified, recorded, reviewable steps.
Andrew Marcus created the Ho System and built Kanyō, a computer-vision system that monitors the peregrine falcon camera on the roof of Memorial Hall at Harvard.