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- From Assistant to Collaborator: How My AI Second Brain Grew Up (2026/03/14 15:13)Over the past few months my AI second brain crossed a threshold from tool I invoke to collaborator I dispatch — driven by multi-agent workflows, cross-session memory, and deep domain expertise.
- When Using AI Leads to “Brain Fry” (2026/03/14 13:58)Research shows that "AI brain fry" — cognitive exhaustion from overseeing AI agents — is real, and that productivity actually dips after using more than three AI tools simultaneously.
- AI should help us produce better code (2026/03/14 13:43)Shipping worse code with AI agents is a choice. Simon Willison and Mitchell Hashimoto both argue we should engineer our processes so agents make our code better, not worse.
- On Meeting Your Child Again, and Again (2026/03/07 22:11)*Derek Thompson writes about three reasons to be a parent—the most compelling being that parenthood means constantly meeting new versions of your child, "a permanent relationship with strangers, plural to the extreme."*
- Why It’s Still Valuable To Learn To Code (2026/03/06 22:47)Carson Gross's essay on AI and junior programmers applies just as much to product managers: you can't build an effective AI-powered workflow until you've spent years developing the underlying judgment it's meant to amplify.
- An AI Wake-Up Call (2026/03/01 22:05)Matt Shumer makes the case that AI is fundamentally different from previous waves of automation because it's a general substitute for cognitive work, and the escape routes that existed before are closing fast.
- Toolshed, blueprints, and why good agents need good DevEx (2026/03/01 18:36)Stripe's Alistair Gray goes deep on how they built their internal coding agents, and the infrastructure patterns that make them work at scale.
- Project Brains: Organizing Complex Initiatives for AI-Assisted Work (2026/02/24 01:46)How a simple folder structure with a living CONTEXT.md file eliminates context fragmentation and makes AI assistants dramatically more useful on complex projects.
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