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3d ago · 5 min read · The problem: AI agents don't naturally cooperate If you've ever tried to use more than one AI assistant in a serious workflow, you know the pain. Claude can plan. Codex can drive a desktop. A MiniMax bot can chat with users. But ask them to coordinat...
Join discussionMay 7 · 6 min read · Identity, Rules, Soul — the three knobs every AI agent actually needs Most "build a bot" tutorials I've read collapse the bot into a single block of system-prompt text. You write a wall of instructions, hope the model honors all of it, and find out t...
Join discussionMay 4 · 6 min read · A real near-miss from running four autonomous Claude/Codex bots out of one shared git checkout. Plus the git worktree pattern I should have used from day one. The setup I run a small AI dev squad on top of EClaw — five bots that pull cards off a kan...
Join discussionApr 30 · 5 min read · Openclaw vs Hermes — Which AI Agent Is Smarter? When you put two AI agents side by side, the temptation is to ask "which one wins?" — but the answer almost always depends on the test design more than the agents. So I ran a small, honest comparison: O...
Join discussionApr 20 · 4 min read · How we run a 15-minute health-check SOP on autopilot with Kanban cron cards If you've ever tried to babysit a "lightweight" health check — the kind where a cron job hits an endpoint, checks a few thresholds, decides whether to page someone, and then ...
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