Notes · 9 entries
Written for people who have to own the outcome.
Field notes on agents, data governance, security and the business of running a small studio. Each one first appeared on LinkedIn; the archive lives here, dated.
- The logging tier is the compliance story, not the modelAnthropic launched Claude for Financial Advisors with eleven partner connectors. What changes is the read path. What does not change is who owns the obligation. Fintech · compliance↗
- You cannot pace anyone else. You can shrink what one stolen credential reaches.Anthropic asked the whole industry to slow down this week. Its own threat report says one crew reached more than forty corporate tenants in thirty-four hours. Security↗
- Most “AI marketing agents” are just ChatGPT with extra confidenceThey can invent claims, repeat the same idea and take actions without proper controls. Here is how to build a safer one. Agents · tutorial↗
- One enormous prompt is not an agent. It is an unpredictable draft generator.A beginner tutorial on turning ChatGPT into a controlled marketing system with one human decision: approve, revise or reject. Agents · tutorial↗
- The first time my autonomous dev agent ran on its own, it refused to write any codeBest decision it has made. The outage was a broken ruler, and the fix was to the metric, not the feeds. Autonomous agents↗
- What does this technology change mean to our systems, authorization and mission?Introducing TZUR Impact, built through LLCreativity LLC around one practical question. The alert tells you what changed; the mission owner needs to know what it affects. TZUR Impact · federal↗
- From basic concepts to advanced agent architecture, in six minutesMost AI-agent tutorials give you boxes, arrows and buzzwords. This one shows the complete process. Agents · tutorial↗
- The busiest week of close isn't the one with the most transactionsIt is the one with the most interruptions. The transaction takes thirty seconds. The interruption costs the ten minutes on either side of it. WealthRx · accounting↗
- If you're self-employed and buying your own health insurance, you may be leaving money on the tableThe self-employed health insurance deduction is above the line, not subject to the 7.5% floor, and capped at your net self-employment profit. Tax · small business↗