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I write when I have something worth saying. I build things in public and tell you about them when they’re real. I don’t have a content calendar. I have a body of work that keeps growing and a small group of people I want to bring along as it does.

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Agent skills, first. When I finish a new skill for OpenClaw — a structured Markdown instruction set that teaches an AI agent how to do something complex — subscribers hear about it before it goes anywhere else. I’ve published seven so far. They’ve been downloaded over 6,000 times. If you work with AI agents, this is the most practically useful thing I send.

Quarterly dispatches. Four times a year I write directly to subscribers. Not an article. Not a recap. Just what’s actually going on — what I’m thinking about in AI, what’s happening in the financial world that I think matters, what I’m building, what I’m reading, what’s shifting. These don’t go on the website. They exist only in your inbox.

Articles as they publish. When I write something for the site — on AI philosophy, on Bitcoin, on language and etymology — it comes to you formatted for reading, not scanning. Early morning, over coffee. That’s how I think about it when I’m writing it.

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