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I Manage AI Agents the Way I Manage Teams
The management principles that make human teams effective — separation of concerns, clear guidelines, professional focus, knowing when to restructure — apply directly to AI agent management. This isn't a metaphor. It's an operational framework.
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The Governance Documents
ROADMAP.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, CLAUDE.md, and CHANGELOG.md aren't project management overhead. They're the system that gives AI agents persistent memory across sessions — and the mechanism that makes Pass@1 work.
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Governance Is Architecture
AI governance isn't a compliance checklist — it's an architectural decision. How you structure agent permissions, context windows, and audit trails determines whether your AI system is reliable or just fast.
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SideMark: A Free Markdown Editor for macOS (Open Source)
Local files only, no cloud, no subscription. Git-aware diff merging, live preview, and autosave. Built for developers who work with AI-assisted workflows.
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AI Adoption: The 0.04% Don't Know They're the 0.04%
The people actually building with AI are too busy building to post about it. If the LinkedIn AI feed makes you feel behind, you're measuring against the wrong cohort.
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The AI Perimeter: Where Automation Should End and Judgment Should Begin
AI is the most powerful tool most of us have ever had. That makes knowing when not to use it the actual skill.
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LLMs Are Practically ADHD
ADHD and large language models share the same failure modes: context loss, confabulation, and drift without external structure. The coping strategies developed for ADHD brains transfer directly to AI agent architecture.
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Your Reminders Don't Work Because They're Too Predictable
Traditional reminder apps fail ADHD brains because predictability breeds dismissal. I built a Telegram bot with fuzzy scheduling, natural language, and a relentless nag mode.
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Auto-Compaction Is Costing You Sessions
Claude Code auto-compacts at ~83% context usage — and you lose control of what gets preserved. Here's a script that warns you before it happens so you can save your session state first.
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Your AI Builds the Code. Who Reviews It?
If the same AI agent that writes your code also reviews it, you have someone grading their own homework. I built an adversarial code review agent to fix that.
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What Is Pass@1?
Pass@1 is a development methodology where governance documents are thorough enough that AI generates correct implementations on the first attempt. Speed is a byproduct. Governance is the product.