Writing
Project updates, technical notes, and occasional thoughts on where things are heading.
The skill isn't prompting. It's management.
A working note on what six months of building with AI agents has taught me: the scarce skill is not magic prompts, it is managing work.
Archive
One folder to autonomy
The companion to my Claude Community lightning talk in Perth. The terminal is not as scary as it looks, and a single folder can climb a surprisingly long way.
What does computer mean in the modern age?
From a job title held by women doing calculations, to room-sized machines, to the personal computer, and now to always-on agents. A reflection on where computing is heading and what to build for it.
The agent stack I keep coming back to
The parts of an agent system that actually matter once the novelty wears off: memory, tools, workflow, approvals, audit, and escalation. Now with the real examples behind each layer.
A warning shot for AI sovereignty
Fable 5 arrived, unblocked weeks of hard engineering, and was pulled almost immediately. For builders outside the US, that is the shape of the next problem: 'just use the best model' is not a strategy.
Why I am rebuilding the site around agentic systems
The short version of the current direction: ship the useful pieces, learn enterprise agent platforms, and apply the lessons to real workflows.