Now · updated September 15, 2026
A living page. What has my attention this week, what is shipping, what I am reading, and who I want to talk to. Updated by hand, dated on purpose.
This week
Tracing AWS configuration changes through resource, system and mission dependencies, then surfacing the authorization evidence and owners that need review. Comparing the workflow with federal cloud and security practitioners before assuming their requirements.
Flagging ambiguous transactions with an IRS citation attached before they turn into a Slack message to the partner. Close week is about interruptions, not transaction counts.
How to build a marketing agent that is not just ChatGPT with extra confidence: source-of-truth files, an operating contract, independent scoring, one human approval, a kill switch.
Nine backlog items closed, zero rollbacks, four tuned numbers it is never allowed to touch. On its first run it refused to write code and found a broken metric instead.
One crew reached forty-plus corporate tenants in thirty-four hours. The defense side is a policy proposal; the offense side already ships at machine speed. Shrink what one stolen credential reaches.
Eleven partner connectors into systems of record. The logging tier is the compliance story, not the model. Which connector does an RIA's compliance approve first?
Active builds
Synthetic federal demo; practitioner walkthroughs open
Categorization, anomalies, close-readiness, QBO sync
One workflow: research → script → publish
Open-source board, agent-maintained every Monday
Agent tutorials on YouTube
Reading
The part worth reading is embedded evaluators: outside people with employee-level access inside a lab.
40+ tenants in 34 hours. 20+ organizations and stolen drone SDKs. 8,913 articles across ~70 fake sites.
Eleven connectors. Enterprise plans recommended for RIAs because of audit logs.
Thinking about
Open to
Changelog