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A living notebook for models, agents, and the world.

I study what happens after a model becomes a system: what it remembers, what it may change, and how we know its work became real.

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01

Models and data

Governing question

How much of a model's capability is decided by data and evaluation before architecture receives the credit?

Current position

Model behavior starts below the interface: curation, language coverage, contamination, evaluation, and implementation choices shape what a system can become.

Related writing

No published essay yet; the public work below holds the question open.

02

Agents, memory, and authority

Governing question

What should persist when an agent crosses sessions, tools, and models—and what authority should never move with it?

Current position

Useful continuity needs correctable context, bounded permission, inspectable action, and a person who can intervene.

03

Outcome truth and evaluation

Governing question

When an agent says done, what became true—and what still belongs to the person?

Current position

A completed run, an artifact, evidence, an accepted outcome, and an open loop are different kinds of truth.

04

Agents in the world

Governing question

How should agent state and control change when action crosses into physical environments?

Current position

Physical systems keep uncertainty, timing, material cost, safety, and irreversible consequences in view.