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Illustration: brass robots wearing job hats (headset, beret, hard hat, chef's hat, crown) sit around a table while a human hand holds out a single card

Agents don't need job titles

Virtual companies of role-playing agents keep showing up. What the research says about them, and what a background team of agents looks like when it drops the theatre.
03 Nov 2026 6 min read
Illustration: a human hand ties up a stack of scribbled notes with red string, while a brass robotic gripper places a single index card on a fresh sheet of graph paper

Ending a session on purpose

Long agent sessions get worse, and ending them loses things. What a Claude Code skill does at the end of each session, and where the same ideas show up elsewhere.
03 Nov 2026 7 min read
A human hand and a brass robotic hand arrange strips of paper in blue and red frames on graph paper, like turns of a conversation

A frame for each voice

boxed-ui, a small Claude Code mod that puts your prompts and the agent's replies in their own frames in the terminal.
01 Nov 2026 3 min read
Illustration: a human hand and a brass robotic gripper arrange blank cards on graph paper into a diagram, while a small vintage terminal shows the same layout

Diagrams the agent can place

When an agent explains a system to us, it often draws a diagram, and until recently that diagram was Mermaid. Mermaid takes a list of boxes and arrows and decides the layout itself. That works until the layout carries the point: the database belongs to the right of the app,
01 Nov 2026 4 min read
Illustration: a brass robot arm at a switchboard routes cards to four worker desks, an alarm clock and bell signal new jobs, and a brass watchdog keeps watch

Exploring Super-agent Design (English translation)

An English translation of DeepSeek's article on Super-agent architecture: a resident router, isolated worker sessions, event-driven triggers and an external watchdog.
01 Nov 2026 30 min read
Illustration: a human hand and a brass robotic gripper filing index cards into the same card-catalogue drawer, with a server rack glowing in the background

The write-back

How a human and an AI agent keep shared context alive between sessions, and how the Open Knowledge Format gives that context a shape.
29 Oct 2026 6 min read
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