Multi-part explorations. Each series builds a complete arc—from opening tension to synthesis.
A three-part series on what happens when AI handles the making and humans are left with the judging. Starting with the identity crisis of losing your maker status, through the realization that taste is the new bottleneck, to a provisional answer: maybe the job was always about matching, not making.
AI hasn't just changed what work gets done—it's disrupted how expertise is developed. The old apprenticeship model is breaking. This series explores what replaces it: new roles, new learning paths, and the mechanisms by which people acquire mastery in an AI-saturated world.
Real work, documented as it happens. Not demos, not theory—actual tasks where AI agents execute, iterate, and deliver. A running log of what works, what breaks, and what it means for how we work.
How a small fix—using one AI to rewrite prompts for another—became a system. A four-part arc on multi-model workflows, prompt refinement, and learning to think with AI.
A diptych on the relationship between humans and AI in systems. Humans as the weaver—patient, structural, synthesis-oriented. AI as the thread—fast, abundant, increasingly tangled.
A four-part exploration of how AI functions as infrastructure, not magic. What we miss when we treat it like a shortcut instead of a system to design around.
A three-part series on the evolution of e-commerce—from the death of the traditional storefront to AI-generated experiences that build themselves in real-time.
How Signal Dispatch (originally Signal Reflex) came to be—the why, the how, and the evolution. From a commitment to daily AI-assisted writing to a platform for thinking out loud.