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Thinking in public about AI, governance, and systems.
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An agent architecture review starts with the commitment
A practical review checklist for agent authority, evidence, state, stopping and recovery before expanding a pilot's responsibilities.
Authority and recovery have to survive the handoff
How to carry approvals, current facts and recovery responsibilities across systems when agents coordinate consequential work.
When to use a workflow and when to let an agent choose the route
Choose between a prescribed workflow and an adaptive agent by examining uncertainty, authority, recovery and the cost of maintaining the system.
A character profile has to change the reaction
Two characters hear the same criticism. I trace how authored profiles, emotional state and prior interactions change what Character Reactor shows.
Let the graph change the next decision
An open-source experiment with Jev, branching graph walks, and evidence carried from one hop to the next. What worked, what failed, and what remains unproven.
When the Business Model Becomes the Program
How executable business knowledge changes an organisation, and why imagination and risk-taking remain essential to what it can become.
When AI can act, the company needs a shared way to act
What an Enterprise Agentic Mesh is, why acting across departments makes it useful, and how enterprise architecture can turn business rules into working constraints.
Everything Is an Event, Thing, or Concept
A minimalist ontology for compressed neural reasoning. COSAA-SST: Converged Symbolic Attention Architecture over Semantic Spacetime.
The IDE Was a Trojan Horse
What shipped into IDEs first was not AI for code. It was a general-purpose way to supervise an agent.
From Coders to Wizards: The Agentic Development Revolution
Why the next generation of developers won't write code. They'll command it.
The Crystallization Engine — Why Agentic Programming Is the Most Important Technology Since Writing
Men think. Machines implement. The gap between them is where value dies.
The No-Brainer Framework — How to Stop Scoring Projects and Start Making Strategic Decisions
Every organization faces the same challenge: too many projects, too few resources, and no defensible method to choose between them.
Welcome to My Blog
An introduction to this blog and what you can expect from future posts on AI governance, systems design, and technology strategy.
New Stanford Study Reveals: Employees Want AI for Tedious Tasks, Not Complex Decisions
A Stanford study of 1,500 professionals asks which tasks workers want to hand to AI, and which they want to keep.
The Consciousness Gradient
Consciousness is not a switch. In the space between human thought and artificial intelligence, awareness shows up as a spectrum.
Converging Minds and Machines
AI is not a rival to human creativity. It is a catalyst, and the interesting question is what we choose to make with it.