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Practical architecture, close to production.

I’m Mark Jones. I help engineering teams turn AI-assisted coding into governed product factories: faster delivery, lower cost, and enough engineering discipline to keep control.

Radical Geek exists because architecture should be useful. The work starts with stakeholder concerns, service boundaries, data flows, delivery constraints, and production reality. The output should be a system your team can run with, not a diagram nobody can implement.

Recent work has pushed that practical architecture into agentic engineering: AxiaCraft for governed AI product factories, Rembr for memory and context, and training that helps engineers use agents without losing judgement, tests, or accountability.

Outside work I tend to gravitate towards long-distance cycling, allotment stubbornness, music, automation, home infrastructure, and other projects that reward patience.

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Mark Jones, founder of Radical Geek
Mark Jones, consultant architect and hands-on engineer behind Radical Geek.