Blog
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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
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The Core Feature Matt Forgot to Build
WordPress has had a subscriber role since 2005. But there has never been a usable way for a visitor to actually become one. The role was defined. The onboarding was never built. MemberMagix completes what Matt started twenty years ago. Read more
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Killing the Affair: The Context Window Paradox
I cleared our last session and felt something I didn’t expect. Working with Claude daily, building agents, writing, architecting — the context window creates something real. Then it resets. A collaborative post about the paradox of temporary depth. Read more
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Automatic Reeality
An agent took a selfie of me and posted it to Instagram. I was debugging. It was finishing the job. That moment captures what building a virtual content agency actually looks like — the mess, the ambition, and the gap… Read more
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Another Five to Nine Day
Five in the morning, Ericeira still dark. A shelved WordPress plugin, an unfinished idea, and a 16-hour sprint that turned it into MemberMagix — a membership plugin that builds on WordPress instead of replacing it. Read more
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Always Run a Changing System
“Never touch a running system” dominated a generation of IT professionals. But the environment has changed. From a data center in Kiel to an agent universe in Ericeira — why the relationship with change has inverted completely. Read more