Artificial intelligence applied to real work: agents, automation, tools and pipelines I use every day to produce more with less friction. No abstract AI talk — I cover Claude Code, Obsidian with semantic search, pipelines that write and publish content, self-correcting agents. What I build, what I break, and what I learn along the way.
If you want your agents to improve over time, the idea of enabling a self-improving system is genuinely appealing. And for good reason. When set up correctly, it allows the agent to learn from corrections, detect useful patterns, consolidate operational judgment, and flag improvements you might never have thought to formalize yourself. The problem starts […]
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Anthropic is running a test. A post on X attributed to Amol Avasare, responding to an alert from George Pu about the change, confirmed it in plain terms: “For clarity, we’re running a small test on ~2% of new prosumer signups. Existing Pro and Max subscribers aren’t affected.” The message is clear: for now, it
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For two years, we’ve been talking about artificial intelligence as if it were nothing but a threat. As if the only valid topics were unemployment, misinformation, and the end of the world as we know it. Meanwhile, something is going untold: AI is dismantling entry barriers that used to keep millions of people from building
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