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Exploring agent engineering, cognitive architectures, and the future of AI.
Every Agent Needs a Skeleton
Your agent does the job. It just does not manage the work. The job system is the skeleton — the structural framework that turns a single-minded task executor into a multi-objective cognitive worker.
Read article →The Language of Agents
Every industry builds a wall of jargon. AI built one faster than any industry in history. This post hands you the keys — from LLMs to seed agents, one read, every word that matters.
Read article →Your Brain Was Never Built for This
Your skull holds a brain optimized for spotting snakes in tall grass. You are asking it to run a business in a civilization of eight billion people. CLI agents are the digital cognitive organs your biology never built.
Read article →We Could Have Had AGI By Now
The building blocks for durable, self-improving agents have been available for months. If we had scaled architecture instead of scaling only the model, we could have had AGI-like autonomy already.
Read article →LLMs Are Not the Agents
Most people point at the model and call it "the agent." That is the root misunderstanding. The model is the engine. The agent is the engine plus a local brain — a filesystem that gives the model memory, structure, and identity.
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