Fork-on-share
How Fork-on-share doesn't give you a URL to update. Why the Fork-on-share model is still working well for many use cases.
Category: AI
The Other Half of the Rediscovery
Thariq, Karpathy, Theo — HTML for LLMs has crossed into the open. But the rediscovery is only the read side. The write side is where the document edits itself.
HTML is being rediscovered in the Context of LLMs
The web was supposed to be writable HTML is being rediscovered. This is happening in how people work with LLMs.
The Center of Gravity Decides Everything
OpenClaw's gateway-first architecture and Hermes Agent's loop-first runtime shape memory, skills, security, and deployment.
reWritable Is Harness Engineering You Can Do in an HTML File
A reWritable is a complete harness..The HTML file ships with its own loop, its own memory, its own persistence and its own model call.
Talkable documents – your document is listening
Voice-driven coding moved onto phones this year. But talkable documents need an in-file edit surface, not just a microphone.
The bus: how documents talk to each other when nobody is in the middle
The bus solves a smaller problem with a looser protocol: documents publish what they are, listen for what they care about.
The document is the application: HTML as a replacement for the office suite
A HTML file can be a self-modifying document. It is the deployment unit and the modification interface. The browser tab is the habitat.
The shell is a better LLM endpoint than your protocol
This piece is about why CLIs are the right endpoint for LLM-callable services and what the architecture looks like.
Unix solved this satisfactorily in 1971. We took two days to figure that out.
A tangent about macOS agent users reminded us that the Unix multi-user model has been solving user isolation for over 50 years.