Note Loop Engineering: always be compounding
Loop engineering for AI agents should raise the floor on each iteration by creating tools and correcting instructions.
Posts tagged #AI
10 posts tagged #AI.
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Note Beliefs hitchhike like genes
A new explorer that clusters public thinkers by the genome of their beliefs, inspired by genetic hitchhiking.
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Note agent-browser-shield is live on Product Hunt
agent-browser-shield, a source-available defense layer for AI agents in the browser, is on Product Hunt today.
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Note agent-browser-shield June 3 update: 14 new rules and the Chrome Web Store listing
14 new rules shipped in agent-browser-shield, now installable from the Chrome Web Store, and using it for daily driving.
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Note Introducing agent-browser-shield (alpha): keeping AI agents safe in the browser
Announcing the alpha of agent-browser-shield — a source-available defense layer (also available as an OpenClaw skill) that blocks prompt injection and dark patterns before they reach your agent.
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Note Letting OpenClaw loose on Boston's open data
At the Boston OpenClaw 2026 hackathon, I let an agent autonomously connect to the city's open-data MCP server, devise its own corruption-signal queries on contract data, and package the workflow...
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Note Did Google sneak a local LLM model into Chrome?
A response to FUD around Chrome's new Local AI models, plus a demo using PixieBrix + Local AI to filter my LinkedIn feed.
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Making AI coding work for enterprise-grade browser extensions
Lessons learned using AI coding tools to build PixieBrix, an enterprise-grade browser extension with a complex architecture spanning content scripts, background workers, and React UI.
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Note Speaking at AI Coding Summit 2026: making AI coding work for enterprise-grade browser extensions
I'll be speaking at the AI Coding Summit on February 26, 2026. My talk, Making AI Coding Work for Enterprise-Grade Browser Extensions, covers the unique challenges of applying AI coding workflows...
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Note The agentic opportunity: value, not hours
Focusing on hours (or FTEs) misses the point of the agentic opportunity.