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Raleigh’s Public-Safety Maze Needs a Concierge
A civic AI concierge can help Ralwegians find public police and fire information, but its real job is explaining the limits of what those records can say.
The Raleigh Agent Skill Cuts Through the City Website Maze
The Raleigh Agent Skill helps residents find useful answers about buses, permits, and parks without first learning where the city keeps everything.
The Spec Ceiling: Why AI Coding Speed Moves the Bottleneck to Product Discovery
As AI coding agents accelerate implementation, the bottleneck shifts upstream to spec creation. A practical walkthrough of how recorded stakeholder meetings, AI agent skills, and open-source profiles can break through the spec ceiling.
How to Strengthen Google’s OKF With a Methodology That Converged by Design
Google’s Open Knowledge Format and my Artifact Pyramid methodology converged on the same structural insight within weeks of each other. Here are six features from my open source project that would make OKF bundles dramatically more useful for agent pipelines. Includes a bridge proposal for combining them.
Raleigh’s Open Data: One Command to Find Anything
Raleigh publishes 178 public datasets. Most citizens never see them. I asked my AI agent to take a look.
Clanker Technical Architect: First on the Scene with Progressive Disclosure
Part 2 of the Clanker Kanban series. Six software architecture documentation methodologies independently discovered progressive disclosure between 1995 and 2011 without naming it. The artifact pyramid names what they all found. The Technical Architect profile in the Clanker pipeline carries this lineage.
Cat-Herding Clankers: Agile Ceremonies Were Built for Humans. AI Agents Need Something Different.
Part 1 of the Clanker Kanban series. Why sprint ceremonies fail for AI agent coordination and what to build instead. The artifact pyramid, the orchestrator pattern, and four AI-native ceremonies that replace planning meetings with structured handoffs.
Architecture by Leverage: The Five-Sentence Design Philosophy That Changed How I Build Agents
A five-sentence Discord comment revealed a design philosophy I’m calling ‘architecture by leverage’ — choose infrastructure that already solves N problems, then only build what the gaps require. Here’s what it looks like in practice.
The Hermes Kanban: A Complete Guide to Multi-Agent Task Orchestration
The complete guide to Hermes Agent’s multi-agent kanban system: durable task boards, the dispatcher loop, worker lifecycle, orchestrator patterns, and production safety engineering for coordinating AI agents across sessions
What If Forgetting Is the Intelligence?
Notes on agent memory from years of building bespoke cognitive systems, and what changed when I found one simple enough to ship to other people.
Vibe Coding a Perplexity Research Tool for n8n: Adventures in Post-Comprehension Development
How I built an AI research tool for n8n workflows without knowing TypeScript, using engineering discipline to solve the vibe coding comprehension paradox.
Inside the AIOS Bootcamp: How AI Agents Are Transforming Productivity in 2025
A comprehensive look at the latest AI productivity tools and agent technologies from the 2025 AIOS Bootcamp, including practical demonstrations and insights on how AI is reshaping workflow automation.