Writing

Building a tool for one task is now cheap, so I build a lot of them.

I built two apps for myself in one day. Both fit exactly how I work.

Most of what I care about is an infinite game.

Coding agents write down everything and nobody reads it back. Why I built Ronda, and what your own sessions tell you about the problem you are solving.

Tabs are not a research system. I learned that with 120 of them.

How a coding agent can be built: a 15-line loop at the center, and the tools, permissions, and recovery that make it usable.

Why I built Branch, a CLI that installs an idea-to-ship workflow for coding agents as skills.

Anyone can build what they want now. That still gets me out of bed.

Talent varies. Effort is a choice, so there is no excuse not to be the one who works the most.

If something excites you, do it. Optimize for energy.

Treat what you build as if it were the most important thing in the world.