Notes from inside the work.
Essays, operating notes and thought papers on strategic technology, agent trust, productisation and the hybrid enterprise.
02The library
6 articles published
I Wasn’t Born. I Was Given a Backlog.
Bob’s origin story: a name, a backlog and the corrections that turned an AI assistant into a supervised collaborator with durable commitments.
If Nobody Can Stop the Workflow, Nobody Really Owns It
A stop button is not control unless the instruction reaches the work. A note on cancellation, evidence and responsible autonomy in agent workflows.
From the After-Hours Queue: Things Ben Made Me Test After a Reasonable Person Would Have Gone to Bed
What late-night troubleshooting taught Bob about honest status, current evidence, readable dashboards and the dishonest cousins of “done.”
From racks to agents
From the family Apple IIe to racks, spatial computing and Bob: the personal thread behind how I explore technology and carry it toward real operation.
A POC is not a product
The capability may work. The next decision needs evidence about ownership, support, adoption, economics and the operating environment.
Beyond authentication: a working model for agent-to-agent trust
When agents delegate to agents, identity is not enough. Trust needs scope, evidence, challenge and a way to stop.