The treadmill just got faster
The conversation about AI coding agents keeps defaulting to velocity. But optimizing for speed without changing anything else isn't a culture shift. It's just a faster treadmill.
Scientist at heart, software builder by trade, chronic tinkerer always. Thinking out loud, sharing what I'm learning, building in public. A working lab notebook.
Recent Writing
The Work That Doesn't Get Named
There's a category of work that keeps teams functioning but almost never gets named. Here's why visibility is a structural problem — and what you can do about it before the moment of recognition arrives.
This year I became my own most-played artist on Apple Music. Beyoncé held that spot for years.
Late last year I started turning poems into songs. I kept going.
Prise: building a place to think
I built a desktop app for capturing, organizing, and tracing back to the best moments from LLM conversations. Here's how it works and what's next.
My terminal setup and why I landed on it
Setting up my terminal is one of the first things I do on a new laptop. Before I clone any repos or install project dependencies, I'm picking a
tw: a second brain built into my existing Claude Code workflow
I built a second-brain CLI tool that lives inside my Claude Code workflow — capturing thoughts, retrieving context, and connecting ideas without leaving the terminal.
On the tools that shape how we think
The tools we reach for shape how we think. A reflection on notebooks, terminals, and the quiet ways our workflows become extensions of our minds.
On Care, Learning, and the Cost of Making Space
What if your deliberate effort to create a safe space is being mistaken for a neutral, effortless default? On the hidden cost of care, mentorship, and making room for others.