Software engineering is becoming decision engineering.
The thesis
The tools are changing faster than the job descriptions. Today's software engineers spend less time typing code and more time evaluating, directing, and integrating the output of AI systems. The skill that matters most is judgment.
Arbiter exists because we believe this transition is navigable. Not easy, not inevitable-in-every-detail, but navigable. With the right method, the right tools, and the right practice.
Who we are
Arbiter grew out of years of building software and, more recently, from building software by directing AI agents to build software. The Arbiter Method is extracted from daily practice.
The ecosystem
Arbiter is the public brand. It's where you learn the method, take workshops, and access hosted services.
werk is the open-source tool. It runs AI agents in isolated workspaces. It's free, it's on GitHub, and you can use it without ever hearing about Arbiter.
Posthuman Resources is the company behind both. For most people, that's a footnote. For engineering organizations that need embedded transformation (dedicated engineers, custom training, hands-on partnership), that's the door to knock on.