Writing
Long-form essays and shorter field notes, interleaved by date. Essays are 1,000–1,500 words; notes are a paragraph or two.
- essay
The useful part of running agents at home is not the intelligence. It is the containment: narrow jobs, short tool lists, visible audit trails, rate limits, and a real kill switch when something starts behaving oddly.
- note
Bambu Studio URL schemes - what doesn't work and why
I spent an embarrassing afternoon trying to wire up an "Open in Bambu" button on my hobby 3D-print catalogue. The MakerWorld site has one and the workflow it offers is obviously th…
- essay
Running a small fleet of agents in the house
What I've built on top of someone else's agent runtime, and why the discipline matters more than the kit.
- essay
Treating my house like a production system
Notes from running a homelab and a family with the same brain.
- note
A second container, for the smaller stuff
This is where the shorter stuff lives now — links worth keeping, paragraph-length observations, anything that doesn't quite earn an essay. The [long-form posts](/blog) stay on the …
- note
Postmortems as a genre, not a chore
A useful test for any postmortem template: would I voluntarily read this back in six months?
- note
Cron jobs you've actually restored from
A cron job that has never successfully completed its restore path isn't a backup — it's a hopeful gesture.