Hi, I’m Lukas.
I run engineering at Scopevisio, a Bonn-based ERP company that is quietly betting its weight on becoming AI-native. My job is to drive the technical and engineering strategy that gets us there, and to work the small but persistent miracle of getting a hundred-plus engineers to ship in the same direction.
Most of the job is people, and the tech keeps me honest about the people part. So I keep my hands in it. Right now that means agentic engineering: coding agents that read, edit, and reason across whole codebases. They’ve given me back the plain fun of writing software, which I had half-thought I’d lost, and they’re reshaping the engineering organisation I run. I’d rather be the CTO who uses the tools while we figure out the answers than the one reading reports about what other people think.
My testbed is netray.info, a small Rust suite of network-intelligence tools built mostly with agents, with mhost as the DNS engine underneath. Since the codebase is mine and the bar is real, that’s where I learn what these tools can actually do.
This site is where I write up what I learn: agentic engineering from the inside and the occasional honest report from a CTO in the middle of an AI-native transformation.