How to Follow Hamel Husain's Writing and Updates

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To follow Hamel Husain's work, use the subscription link on hamel.dev to get new posts by email, browse the dated post list on the same page for past long-form articles, and check the course page for upcoming cohorts of AI Evals for Engineers and PMs. The site also has a "Follow Me" section for other channels. All of these are entry points listed on the homepage; the page does not state pricing or login requirements for any of them, so check each destination before assuming access terms.

Subscribe to the newsletter

The homepage includes a "Subscribe To My Newsletter" prompt directly above the post table. This is the most direct way to receive new writing as it is published. The page does not describe frequency, cost, or what data the signup collects, so treat the subscription link itself as the place to confirm those details.

Browse past posts

The blog section presents a selection of long-form writing in a table with dates and titles, running from late 2020 through 2026. Recent entries focus on evaluation practice and AI product engineering, including:

Date Title
10/20/26 How To Use Decision Models for Evals
9/30/26 Claude's new auto eval tool
9/18/26 AI Evals: Everything You Need to Know
8/12/26 AI Product Engineering Notes
7/11/26 Do Automated Evals Work?
6/29/26 "It's Hard to Eval" Is a Product Smell

Older posts cover tooling and engineering topics such as tokenization, LLM latency, vLLM, Kubernetes for ML engineers, and notebook workflows. If you are new to the blog, the 9/18/26 overview post is the broadest single starting point; if you want applied practice, the decision-models and automated-evals posts are more specific.

Join the course or read the guide

The "Learn With Me" section points to AI Evals for Engineers and PMs, co-taught with over 5,000 students from 500+ companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. The page directs readers to the course page for upcoming cohorts rather than listing dates itself. For common questions about evals without taking the course, the same section links to the AI Evals Guide.

Use the Follow Me section

A "Follow Me" area sits at the end of the page for other ways to keep up with the author. The homepage excerpt does not enumerate which platforms are listed, so open that section if email or the blog archive is not your preferred channel.

A practical sequence

  1. Open hamel.dev and use the newsletter subscription link to get future posts.
  2. Skim the dated post table and open one or two recent eval posts to judge fit.
  3. If you want structured learning, follow the course link and check the page for the next cohort.
  4. Use the AI Evals Guide for quick answers, and the Follow Me section for additional channels.

The main pitfall is expecting the homepage to contain full article text or course schedules; it functions as an index, and each item leads elsewhere.