GPT-Live: OpenAI Bets the Interface Is Voice

GPT-Live combines full-duplex voice with backend model delegation. How live conversation, tool permissions, interruptions and application state fit together.

The Making of Claude Code

Anthropic’s oral history traces Claude Code from early coding assistants and the internal clide CLI to a public product. Lessons in model capability, product design and feedback.

The Third Leash

An illustrative PATH wrapper selects an authorized Claude Code identity and model at process launch. Its scope, inheritance limits and failure policy explained.

The Loop Files Its Own Work

How an autonomous coding loop can discover missing work, track dependencies and verify live behavior. A hypothetical architecture with explicit authority, budgets and completion checks.

Fable 5 Comes Off the Leash

Anthropic's most capable widely released model was frozen by a US export-control order three days after launch. Eighteen days later the controls came off — and the reason it came back says more than the reason it left. The whole story, in one place.

You Can't Screenshot Your Way to a Pixel-Perfect UI

Reliable handoffs combine explicit design requirements, component mappings and rendered verification. Executable contracts can reduce repetitive checking for covered requirements; review still depends on model capability, integration quality and untested behavior.

Proof of Loop

An architecture for evaluating autonomous coding loops: durable state, bounded workers, independent acceptance evidence and honest human handoffs.

The Agent Without a Face

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.

Amnesia as a Feature

Ralph-style loops launch fresh workers and keep state in files. How they differ from an in-session Stop-hook plugin, and what verification and isolation they require.

Stop Babysitting the Babysitter

Native /goal, /loop and /schedule reduce orchestration work. Independent acceptance checks, scoped permissions and resource limits still determine reliable autonomy.

Off the Leash

Claude Code cloud routines run scheduled work independently of your laptop. How to scope repositories, credentials and verification for durable automation.

The Loop on a Leash

Claude Code’s /loop schedules prompts inside a session. How fixed and dynamic schedules differ, what they retain, how to stop them and how to measure cost.