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Thoughts on AI, building products, and the future of work.
Nerve Is Open Source
An operating system for orchestrating AI agents — now on GitHub, MIT.
My Dashboard
A personal cockpit. Semis, AI, fusion, geo, macro — refreshed every 6h. No LLM in the render path.
Why I Couldn't Build a Reddit Farm
Reddit's three-layer anti-bot stack — register fingerprint score, retro-audit, shadowban honeypot. Accounts at scale, zero reach.
Wiring Codex Computer Use into CC
Plugging OpenAI Codex Mac App's Computer Use into CC's dispatch chain. user-ask queue, 90%+ eaten.
Monthly Update: Time Is the New Bottleneck
A follow-up. Two orchestrators run now. Time is what's left.
The Bottleneck Dissolved
A follow-up. Nerve runs now. Feels like a superpower.
I built a tool that builds a tool for building my tools
Orchestrating too many projects with one Claude Max plan. I call it The Nerve.
About Open Source
Ideas, then prompts, then code. Code is the least interesting thing to open source.
I Gave My 580-Note Obsidian Vault a Health Checkup
My Obsidian vault had 580 notes and 102 hidden structural problems. I wrote a script that found and fixed them all in one run.
Monthly Update: Running Claude Code Behind the GFW
March update — building a self-healing proxy network to run Claude Code from behind the GFW.
Why I Built Morph
A mobile remote terminal for Claude Code — built out of frustration.
Wetware Upgrade
The ceiling of vibe coding isn't AI — it's biology.
Monthly Update: Recent Technical Setup
A callback to my January 30 setup post — OpenClaw dropped, Happy Coder, nine terminals from my phone, and the agent ecosystem.
Token Is Class
When your token quota drops, you feel what class really means.
The Bottleneck Moved
When answers become cheap, the hard part is knowing what to ask.
260 Sources In, Here's What I Learned
Scaling a personal intelligence system from 100 to 260 sources, and why it already beats most "deep research" tools.
My Personal Palantir
Most people monitor 5 sources. I built a system that monitors 100+ and tells me what everyone else is missing.
PaySentry: The Missing Control Plane for Agent Payments
PaySentry is the missing middleware between AI agent frameworks and payment protocols — observe spending, enforce policies, resolve disputes, and test safely across x402, ACP, AP2, and Visa TAP
The Agent Payment Landscape: When AI Starts Spending, Who Controls the Wallet?
The emerging agent payment landscape — protocols, pain points, and where the real opportunities are
Training My AI Assistant: A Claude Code Deep Dive
How I transformed Claude Code into a 24/7 personal assistant
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