The Omakase principle
Omakase is the Japanese for "I'll leave it up to you." At a sushi counter you tell the chef the mood, the chef decides the courses.
Category: AI
OpenExecutive: The C-Suite Is Now a GitHub Repository
OpenExecutive looks like a joke at management’s expense. It is also a serious experiment in unbundling executive work.
Graph Engineering Is Harness Engineering With a Diff
Graph engineering is loop engineering with the transitions drawn and versioned. Every explicit edge is a decision the model no longer makes.
Your AI Coding Agent Isn’t Using Documentation the Way You Think
Coding agents do not use documentation like slightly faster human developers. They have created a documentation system of their own.
Your AI Safety Score Is Lying to You
Most AI benchmarks work like conventional tests. Give a model questions, score its answers and place the result on a leaderboard
Your AI Agent Doesn’t Need More Agent Skills. It Needs Better Habits
New research explains why agent skills work—and why adding more of them can make an AI system harder to control.
What is MTP and why does it matter?
Multi Token Prediction is being sold as a free speed hack for local LLMs. Flip one flag in your inference engine and generation speeds up by anywhere from a quarter to a factor of three, at no cost in output quality. That pitch is accurate as far as it goes. However, there is an interesting...
The Org Chart Stopped Routing
A five-person organisation has always operated on a single principle, which is that there is nobody to hand it to.
You Only Know the Right Model After You’ve Used the Wrong One
Which model should run this task? The question has a correct answer. It arrives after you have stopped needing it.
Tokens are not commodities
Token pricing treats every token as interchangeable: one model's tokens against another's, dollars per unit, compare and choose.