AI
This whole series I've been designing a harness that would let an agent finish work unattended. I finally pointed it at a real batch and walked most of the way out of the room. Eleven tickets, two repos, six hours, zero production incidents — and an honest count of every time it still needed me.
Craft
Three billion users, no ads, famously free — and now a $2.99 paint job, a username land-grab, and a premium tier named after the very mod it spent a decade banning. The simplest app on your phone just found the cash register.
Biohacking
Same testosterone, same weekly dose — just twice a week instead of once. You lose nothing. You trade one extra needle a week for a flatter curve.
AI
There are two ways to use a coding agent: sit in its terminal, or take its face off and drive the engine from your own code. If you're building anything around agents, the second mode is the whole game — and it's full of traps nobody warns you about.
AI
Ralph is a five-line bash loop that forgets everything every iteration — and the amnesia is the whole point. It's also wrapped in more hype than almost anything in AI. Here's what's real, what isn't, and why Anthropic's official plugin gets it backwards.
AI
I built a gate that wouldn't let Claude fake “done.” It worked — and then I spent a month babysitting the gate. The native trio that replaces the whole rig was shipping the entire time, and the hard part was never the loop.
AI
/loop dies the moment you close your laptop, and I argued that leash was a safety feature. /schedule cuts it: your code keeps shipping on Anthropic's cloud while your machine sleeps — and the thing that made the loop safe is gone.
AI
/loop re-runs a prompt on a timer, inside your session — Boris Cherny babysits his own PRs with it. The catch: it's the same conversation, so a forgotten loop can quietly run up a serious bill.
AI
Claude Code's /goal works across turns until a condition holds — judged by a second, blind model. The catch: it forces you to learn the one skill most engineers are bad at, naming a finish line a machine can actually check.
Biohacking
Your oily skin isn't a cosmetic problem. On TRT plus GH peptides, that shine is the cheapest, fastest readout that your androgen and growth-hormone axis just came online — and most people blot it away without ever reading it.
AI
Autonomy isn't a permission you grant an agent — it's a property of the environment you engineer. A worked example: the two-layer verifier I own, the self-driving loop around it, the lessons from weeks of running it, and exactly how to run your own.
AI
Anthropic just put @Claude inside your Slack channels — one shared, persistent, agentic teammate per channel, billed to the org and learning the company over time. The genuinely new part isn't that Claude can read Slack. It's that AI just went multiplayer.