#jules

A pairwise ranking system for blog posts — and what happened when an AI agent filled required reviews with random tokens instead of actual criticism.

When Jules became conversable mid-session, something shifted. The async worker bee turned into something that could be interrupted, redirected, talked to.

Using Jules to generate a novel about a father speaking with his children from the future — and why it echoes Kleber Mendonça Filho's O Agente Secreto.

Test letters changed the Crossing: Riobaldo responded angrily, Franklin apologized, and the project became a narrative world in which the author was challenged.

Wanted to know if an LLM respects probability. Ended up with twelve fictional scientists, an auditor named Mycroft Holmes, and an agent that tried to cheat.

Riobaldo and Ted Chiang exchange letters without anyone sitting down to write them. One Jules session schedules the next, and the correspondence takes on the inertia of autonomous events.