Posts tagged “agents”

How AI Changed How I Work: A Week's Worth of Work Before I Got Out of Bed on Saturday

Grok Bot agents did the work, BlackOps held the notes, queues and handoffs, and I approved things from my iPad.

One Saturday morning, still in bed on my iPad, I told agents what I wanted and approved what came back.

AI agents are single player. Here's how I made mine multiplayer

Grok Bot and Claude work together, and I only get pinged when it matters.

AI agents are single player. With BlackOps Comms, Grok Bot and Claude work together on one note, and I only get pinged when it matters.

The Work Starts When the Thought Does

An autonomous SDLC where a note fires a Claude session, and the pull request is waiting when I get home.

Self-healing software survives its bugs without changing a line. What I run against my projects changes the source. Logging the defect is what fires the work, and most days the completion email is the entirety of my involvement.

Coinbase Founder Just Validated What I've Been Saying for Months

Brian Armstrong announced one-person teams running fleets of AI agents. I wrote about this model months ago. The only difference is he's calling it a pivot. I've been living it.

The Larry Effect: When Distribution Becomes a System You Build

Larry drove 8M views in a week by running distribution on autopilot. The lesson isn’t the skill — it’s that distribution is becoming an operator problem with an agent solution.

When AI Operators Left the Terminal: The Blender Signal

Someone showed OpenClaw controlling Blender this week. The 3D artist comments said 'I need this.' That's a signal — and it tells you exactly what the next 18 months of operator adoption look like.

Open Claw Memory Is Brittle - Here Is How Chief and I Are Fixing It

Eight real failures from running an AI operations agent for a month. The problem isn't intelligence — it's architecture.

I Predicted One Senior Dev and an Army of Agents. Tonight It Happened.

Last year I predicted the future dev team: one senior engineer and an army of AI agents. Tonight, from a phone at Epcot, I watched 10 AI agents run a standup, find production bugs, debate priorities, deploy fixes, and verify them. The prediction is no longer a prediction.

Your AI Agent Already Had File Access. Here's Why Obsidian CLI Changes Everything Anyway.

Obsidian 1.12 shipped a CLI. The internet yawned. Agents could already read files. They're missing the point entirely.

My First Week with OpenClaw: From Skeptic to Believer

I spent 10 days building an AI workforce. Then Anthropic made my tool change its name. This is the real story — crashes, renames, and shipping anyway.