These are the articles I picked myself: not a feed, but the ones worth coming back to. Each takes a single idea all the way through. The full essay archive since 2016 lives on the blog.
Every conversation, note, and decision feeds the next. Knowledge grows at compound interest — if you bank your context instead of dumping it into throwaway chats.
Read the article →I called Obsidian a second brain for ten years. I was wrong. A brain isn't memory — it's processes. Shared Brain: one memory for you and your agents, in your own files.
Read the article →Task agents do the work. A partner knows you. Laying the foundation of cognitive partnership with a single system prompt — interview prompt included.
Read the article →Repeatable blueprints instead of one-off prompts. A blueprint you think through once assembles the result step by step — the layer that comes after Skills.
Read the article →Productivity for the non-linear mind. Agents take the drafts and the routine; what's left to the human is the one currency you can't automate — the decision.
Read the article →The articles above are the peak. Below them is the blog: short essays since 2016 that it all came together from. Here are a few recent ones.