Shared Context Without Shared Memory
Two independent AI conversations can coordinate without pretending to share a mind—if people give them the same versioned, reviewed context contract.
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Writer, builder, thinker. Working at the intersection of technology and human sense-making.
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Building small experiments around digital coworkers: how they maintain context, exercise judgment, act within clear boundaries, and learn through reviewed artifacts rather than conversation alone.
Two independent AI conversations can coordinate without pretending to share a mind—if people give them the same versioned, reviewed context contract.
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A developer tool built around structured intent — bridging the gap between what you want to build and what actually gets built.
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