Rōnin Partner (and non-developer) Chuck Harris put Vibe Coding to the test by reviving an old passion project—a card-based battle game called Arena. With no formal dev background, he used AI to write over 4,000 lines of JavaScript and build a working prototype. His experiment proved that vibe coding is a powerful tool for rapid prototyping, when used within its limits.
This blog is a summary of a recent conversation between three Rōnins, where they provide AI answers to the most common questions they hear from clients—everything from deployment timelines and infrastructure to token costs and model selection
If you’ve joined Rōnin, chances are Ronda Coyle was part of the journey, as our culture keeper, HR lead, and the go-to for all things people, policy, and a lot of dry humor.
At Rōnin, clients ask these common AI questions weekly, so we pulled together the nine most asked ones. Whether launching your first proof of concept or refining your AI-enabled workflow, this guide answers some of the most pressing questions.
In a laid-back but insight-packed conversation, Julie Simpson, Marketing Manager at Rōnin Consulting, sat down with founding owner Ryan Kettrey to talk shop. They covered everything from dot-com-era nostalgia to modern Artificial Intelligence (AI) integration challenges.
Today, the question is no longer whether people are using AI but how they are using AI. As models become more powerful and access becomes easier, public AI isn’t just supporting tasks. It’s shaping decisions and entire industries.
We sit down with Charles Lueker, a former Army band trumpet player turned software developer, to learn more about his life in and out of Rōnin.
The growth of AI agent technology will become very important for businesses in making informed, strategic decisions. This article will discuss top business considerations for implementing agentic AI and practical insights for applying this new technology into businesses.
Discover why Rōnin Consulting was named one of 2025 Best Places to Work by Nashville Business Journal, and what makes our culture so unique.
Jumping straight into full-scale AI implementation without a Proof of Concept (POC) is one of the fastest ways to burn money, time, and trust. If you’re serious about AI, consider starting with a POC. If you’re not convinced, keep reading, and by the end of this article, you will be!
