Seems like memory systems and management is going to be the next ai-race. Open system that’s portable between LLMs will be powerful. And I don’t think obsidian is it.

for those building "company brains" what harness are you choosing for non-technical users? Hermes with whatsapp/Slack integration is the path we are testing and I wonder what else is out there.

The pace in which openAI and anthropic can move upstream is just wild.

Is your AI Consultant like Nick? AI adoption is a learning process... You don't need a Nick. youtube.com/watch?v=25J3u3P-…

The build log is accelerating as the number of items being delivered also grows. it feels good to be moving faster with more complex items kbw.dev/builds

Let's use AI to generate stuff that doesn't look like AI generated it 🙃

This is spot on... the era of mass adoption will come from simplification/normalization of the power that the coding focused tools bring.

Love this take. The optimism is palpable... though may be laced with a bit of hopium.

This is really solid. Iv'e found we need a couple more things: Crystallization Ladder, Tiered Rigor/confidence, content-type trust signals... some of that can be woven into the memory traces, but are functionally different.

a PM asked me - "what's it like building agentic systems/products?" I responded roughly - "remember how exhaustive and tedious writing some acceptance criteria was for junior devs? Now 10x that misery when you are writing and reviewing evals."

I am starting to move away from a CLI... Codex and Claude Code in the mac desktop app are that good. what am I missing? Is a CLI still valuable?

We are actually on the precipice on Web 3.0. It’s an agententic web. Immutable, decentralized networks and information are not things the masses really care about (still).

This about this opp for the Russel 2000... Don't have the tools to do this, but have the money and (hopefully) the drive to accomplish.

The system will feel like "my personal AI brain that happens to share crystallized knowledge with the team" — not "a shared brain I have to maintain."

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That’s just cuz they couldn’t decide who to cast as the lead actor

Someone asked my thoughts this post.. Admittedly, I only read maybe 2/3rds of this… haven’t sent it to an LLM to give me the tl;dr. BUT… a couple things came to mind. 1. The cathedral and bazar talk about two ways to organize companies/software development approaches. In that era, neither are “wrong” or “catastrophic.” They produce similar results in very different ways. 2. Humanity is unequivocally better off today than it was 150yrs ago. Extreme poverty is down, famine is down, and education is up because of the past technological advances we have experienced. This article tries to pick apart the shortcomings of Jack’s thesis, but references an argument like - smart phones have made humanity dumber because we can’t remember people’s phone number” It’s an old adage that misses the forest through the trees. We no longer NEED to remember these things. Instead we now fill that mental space with the incredible breadth of “news” we consume. There is validity to the concerns, but the focus is in the wrong areas. The proposal from Jack is where (software development / technology) companies are going to head. Reduced headcount, living operating systems with strong LLM guidance/suggestions. The organizations that build out knowledge graphs RAG real-time streaming will be more agile and competitive than those that dont. They may not be “better”, where better is subjective (ie, “What’s the *best* blockchain?”) So, I do believe there will be failures, I hope they are not catastrophic… (this article didn’t talk about what happens when governments adopt this approach for policing, trade negotiations, etc.) and I also do believe humanity will be better as a result of this technology. The same way any major technology has shifted humanity, AI will too (and the author notes this as well). Thanks for writing this Micky :) tell your LLM to be more concise next time though 🙏

Has anyone made the switch off openclaw to the native Claude cowork/code setup? I’m wondering just how capable their natives tools are.