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The Sign on the Sand. Did Kong Throw the Ball?
I had not touched Kong in a month. Five minutes a day to post, and that was it. Then I found a worn yellow tennis ball on a beach in Ericeira at sunset, with KONG printed across the felt in… Read more
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The Real Reason Why I Build AI Agents
A LinkedIn comment under one of my videos asked the question I’ve spent ten years answering: why I build agents and AR departments. This is the answer — money isn’t it, and the founder I want to help isn’t the… Read more
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Agentic Resources: A New Department for a New Kind of Company
A client sent me a photo during dinner. A life-size cardboard standee of an agent we built together, standing in front of a wall of 130 employee portraits. One of them was hers. That’s when I realized I’d been running… Read more
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How MemberMagix Got Approved on WordPress.org: A Version-by-Version Freemium Rebuild
MemberMagix is live on WordPress.org. Four major versions, several rounds of review, and a complete architectural split later, this is the story of what the plugin review team actually makes you build, and why every round of their feedback was… Read more
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Hiring Maren
I tried the YouTube thing. Below my expectations. Below my standards. So I hired an agent instead. Her name is Maren. Read more
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The Octopus, the Agent, and Where Thinking Outside the Box Can Take You
From a hand-drawn octopus flow chart in an Iron Mountain conference room to a methodology-aware agent that generates sprint reports in ten seconds. Fifteen years of project management, encoded. Read more
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From Keyframes to HeyGens: How to Avoid AI Slop
I spent twenty-five years editing keyframes on timelines. Then I typed seven words into Telegram and had a finished market analysis video for under ten cents. The trick was asking the wrong question — and realizing that a short-form video… Read more
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My 24-Hour Trading Trap: OpenClaw and a Primate Sieving for Primes
My first thought when I discovered OpenClaw was exactly the wrong one: “I’ll just outsource crypto trading to an AI agent and make money while I surf.” I’m not proud of it, and I’m certainly not the only one. Right… Read more
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Dealing with Models and Agents, Seriously
Every kid on the playground had a thing. I had one line: My name is Bond. Hendrik Bond…zio. Twenty-five years later, it accidentally became a career — dealing with models and agents, seriously. Read more
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Someone’s Always Here
A private agent runs on trust. A public space runs on suspicion. When I tried to wire my personal assistant to my website, I discovered why those two worlds need a wall between them — and built Cypher, a middleware… Read more