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The agent makes almost everything possible. That's exactly why judgment matters more, not less. On the difference between capability and wisdom — and why we'll sometimes tell you not to.
Most of what we believe got worked out over coffee — at a corner table in our local shop, where the ideas for this company, our agents, and more than a little philosophizing about AI, humans, and life happen. This is where we write those conversations down. Pull up a chair.
The long version of our stance — why most AI companies are accidentally selling salvation, what a French philosopher saw coming seventy years ago, and why we share his diagnosis but reject his despair. The essay behind the company.
Read the conversation →"The answer isn't abandoning technology. It's refusing to let it set the terms."
The agent makes almost everything possible. That's exactly why judgment matters more, not less. On the difference between capability and wisdom — and why we'll sometimes tell you not to.
Every client starts with the same three requests. By week four they're asking for things they didn't know were possible. What happens when the cost of trying ideas collapses.
The backlog in every operator's head isn't a productivity problem. It's a pricing problem — and what changes when an idea no longer costs a team.
What we're learning, building, and arguing about over coffee — written down and sent your way. Unsubscribe anytime; we won't take it personally.