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Category: AI

  • The Demo Worked. Mine Didn’t.

    The first agent that broke wasn’t Vera. It was Giulia. I’d sent her into the background to file some vault notes while I worked on something else. She reported back fine. Searched the right folders, identified the right structure, confirmed the file paths. Then nothing. No new files appeared. I ran the session again. Same

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  • How to Use AI as Your Accountability Partner for Habit Formation

    I’ve tried a few habit trackers over the years. The arc is always the same: a strong first two weeks, a broken streak somewhere around week three, and then the app sits unopened until I delete it. The tracker wasn’t the problem. The accountability system built around it was. Most of them are generic by

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  • How to Build a Multi-Agent Team

    When I wrote the original version of this post, I used a fictional content team to illustrate what a good orchestrator prompt looks like. I called the team lead Marco. He managed a researcher, a writer, and an editor. He received briefs, broke them into tasks, assigned them to the right person, and made sure

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