Selected writing
I'm shipping the best work of my career. None of it feels like mine.
AI made me faster and the work better, and somewhere in there it stopped feeling like mine. The honest trade: what you gain in speed and scope, and what quietly goes with it.
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I built an abstraction so my agent could write documents. Then I deleted it.
A wrapper let the agent write a deck in five lines, and made every deck look the same. Why I deleted it and put the agent back on the raw libraries, plus a design brief and a self-review loop. Third in a series on agents that take real actions.
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The hard part of my AI agent wasn't doing the work, it was planning it
Splitting the planner from the executor, deciding what counts as a destructive step, and the honest limit of letting a human approve the plan. Second in a series on agents that take real actions.
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Why my AI agent kept writing to the wrong client's Salesforce
A real cross-session identity bug, and the alias plus OS-boundary fix that made the agent safe to run with no confirmation step at all. First in a series on agents that take real actions.
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