Tri-State Relay Service 2.3.0 adds configurable playback boost and a few reliability improvements that have made the local agent relay more useful day to day.

One dashboard that answers “what needs my attention?” — reviews waiting on you, approved PRs ready to merge, stale branches. Installs as a GitHub App.

Trust should not be a blank check. For expensive product capabilities, access should grow with evidence while teams measure both exposure and legitimate-user friction.

How a few Relay demos turned into Dailies, a tool that builds narrated videos from Markdown and can use one film as footage for the next.

How Tri-State Relay Service grew from queued audio updates into Live mode, and why recognizable workstreams changed how I follow agent work.

A free macOS app for hearing short agent updates when you are ready for them, without watching every agent session.

Why agent-assisted work can look finished before the thinking is finished, and why visible reasoning needs to become part of mentoring, review, and execution.

How my Markdown notes grew into an interface for agents, and what that taught me about keeping useful friction while turning repeated pain into structure.

How building a game with my kid and AI showed me that audio feedback lands differently than text, and turned into a better way to follow coding agents without watching every session.

Working in AI or trying to lead those who do? Playing with openclaw or curious about the future and want to talk about it? Me too! Let’s have drinks and chat.

Maintainer attention as a finite resource.

How I turned home network security into a conversation with an AI agent, and ended up with a hardened NAS, documented infrastructure, and a self-improving project harness along the way.

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Jimmy Kimmel will return to late night on Tuesday

Kimmel wasn’t fired for his remarks on Kirk—he was fired for using his platform to expose and critique our government. Enough! We especially need large corporations, with the money and influence they ...

How the blind pursuit of automation can distract from the more important goal of building understanding and how designing collaborations may be the future of coding careers.

Capture once, reuse everywhere. I record meetings, auto-transcribe, then feed transcripts to AI prompts for summaries, action lists, and architecture drafts. Context Rules Everything Around Me.

Reflecting on 20 years as a Rails developer, attending the first RailsConf and the career it led to, and celebrating it's impact on my life.

My thoughts on the future of coding careers in the age of AI, and why I believe that human creativity and ingenuity will always be in demand.