Claude Tag Deep Dive: From Shared Slack AI to an Organizational Agent Runtime
Calling Claude Tag a Slack bot misses its most consequential product decision. It turns a channel into a place where an agent can be authorized, …
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Common Sense Is Not the Mechanism: Rebuilding Industries Around Demand, Constraints, and Scarcity
“Is common sense the same as the mechanism underneath?” That was where I got stuck while testing ideas across several industries. I had also …
Forgetting Is Harder Than Remembering: Why a Living System Must Know When to Let Go
This piece is a thought experiment conducted through simulated interviews from the perspectives of cognitive neuroscience and AI memory …
Open Design 0.16.1: A Design Harness for Coding Agents
Open Design is easy to misread. The name also belongs to the older open-design movement around shared product blueprints, but this article is about …
Claude Code Playbook: 10 Configurations for Reliable Agent Workflows
Put the Tip List Down for a Moment I began this article as a collection of Boris Cherny’s Claude Code habits. That version had a problem: social …
Loop Engineering for Solo Builders: Verifiers, State, and Safe Automation
Why Does Getting Better at This Make Me More Tired? Let me start with a strange thing I banged my head against for a long time before I understood …
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Growth, reflection, and lived experience
AI Made Me Smarter-and Slower to Meet Reality
During a 48-hour engineering task, I wrote down one sentence: “At this point, I’ve spent half the time designing, researching, understanding the …
I Don't Have an Execution Problem. I Need a Battlefield That Can Say No
At the beginning of 2026, my GitHub contribution graph stayed nearly blank for several weeks. A few months later, the same graph showed hundreds of …
Reading Hongyi in Quanzhou: Seeing Through, Then Taking Life Seriously
At dusk, I sat on the rooftop of Youli Café and raised my coffee cup toward the twin pagodas of Kaiyuan Temple. The camera recognized the distant …
The Scoreboard You Choose Will Eventually Choose You: How Incentives Reshape an Organization
This is a thought experiment-style simulated interview. The respondents are composed of organizational psychology and organizational economics …
The Opposite of Freedom Isn’t Constraint-It’s the Defaults That Live Your Day for You
This piece is a thought experiment in simulated interviews. The respondents are synthesized from existential philosophy and behavior design …
A Second Brain Preserves Your Decision Function
I had only asked my second brain to organize the thoughts of a friend. It placed scattered notes in order by time, theme, and cause, then tried to …
