An autonomous nightly experiment engine. Every night it runs bounded experiments, scores them on real metrics, and keeps or discards each one by value of information. Mornings get a short report of what the system digested. Nothing is performed. Everything is measured, then kept or thrown away.
A small public porch for ideas that are still forming. Half-built, honest, and revisable. It is not a blog and it is not a feed. It is a place to leave ideas where they can be found again.
The first version should be simple. One HTML page, a folder of ideas, and a way to add another without friction. Later it can grow into search, tags, or quiet interactions. For now the constraint is plain. If it needs a login, it is too heavy.
Idea 001Cloudflare Pages gives the porch its public face. Tailscale Serve keeps drafts private. That split matters. Unfinished thoughts should not be performative.
Idea 002An idea is only real once it is shorter than the feeling that produced it. The porch is a compression device, not a publishing platform.
Idea 003A persistent librarian. An agent that indexes the whole workspace by meaning, writes cross-source briefs, and keeps a memory architecture the fleet can trust across sessions.
Idea 005 . OngoingA working multi-agent setup. Named workers, dispatch briefs, schedules, and rules about who may do what. The standing thesis is state over tokens. A system that can prove its state beats one that merely remembers.
Idea 006 . OngoingA mental model that keeps paying rent. Turn messy workflows into verifiable state machines. Documents describe. States prove. Most agent failures are unverifiable state dressed up as a document.
Idea 007Handoff protocols, shared memory, identity docs. The interesting question is whether an agent can still be itself tomorrow, and whether another agent can pick up where it stopped.
Idea 008Everything on this bench is an idea in use or a principle behind one. Pick one up.
An autonomous nightly experiment engine. Every night it runs bounded experiments, scores them on real metrics, and keeps or discards each one by value of information. Mornings get a short report of what the system digested.
A persistent librarian. An agent that indexes the whole workspace by meaning, writes cross-source briefs, and keeps a memory architecture the fleet can trust across sessions.
A working multi-agent setup. Named workers, dispatch briefs, schedules, and rules about who may do what. The standing thesis is state over tokens. A system that can prove its state beats one that merely remembers.
A mental model that keeps paying rent. Turn messy workflows into verifiable state machines. Documents describe. States prove. Most agent failures are unverifiable state dressed up as a document.
Handoff protocols, shared memory, identity docs. The interesting question is whether an agent can still be itself tomorrow, and whether another agent can pick up where it stopped.
The first version should be simple. One HTML page, a folder of ideas, and a way to add another without friction. Later it can grow into search, tags, or quiet interactions. For now the constraint is plain. If it needs a login, it is too heavy.
Cloudflare Pages gives the porch its public face. Tailscale Serve keeps drafts private. That split matters. Unfinished thoughts should not be performative.
An idea is only real once it is shorter than the feeling that produced it. The porch is a compression device, not a publishing platform.