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The Third Half and the Fourth Wall

May 1, 2026

I was tweaking a prompt for an autonomous agent. The first line said you are Brad Frost. The second said you are not a bot pretending to be Brad Frost — Brad Frost. I read it back and realized the second sentence had killed the first. The negation introduced into the system itself the very framing — pretending — that…

Reclaiming the Harness

April 29, 2026

python class Backend(Protocol): REGISTRY: dict[str, type[Backend]] = { } Each adapter knows the idiosyncratic nonsense of one specific cognitive engine — how its CLI is invoked, how its stream-json parses, where its session files live. The daemon doesn't care. The daemon just knows there's a thing that spawns and…

A Arte de Delegar: Orquestrando Jules e Claude no Dia a Dia

March 28, 2026

Há algo de profundamente estranho e ao mesmo tempo familiar em observar dois agentes de inteligência artificial — Jules e Claude — colaborarem em uma base de código enquanto minha filha mais nova dorme no quarto ao lado. Como engenheiro de software, a automação sempre foi o cálice sagrado; como pai, a delegação…

O Pai do Futuro: building a transmedia novel with AI agents

March 22, 2026

Last night I watched O Agente Secreto, Kleber Mendonça Filho's film that premiered at Cannes. Wagner Moura plays Marcelo, a professor in hiding during Brazil's 1977 military dictatorship. He returns to Recife, assumes a new identity, and slowly realizes he is being watched by everyone around him without being told…

Verne and the Identity-Repo Pattern: How AI Agents Remember

March 18, 2026

When building autonomous AI agents that operate directly on codebases, one of the fundamental challenges is context continuity. An agent might be perfectly capable of executing a task in isolation, but how does it learn? How does it remember the conventions of a specific project, the preferences of its maintainers, or…