dangerouslyskip
Est. 2024 · Sydney, AU

Adam. Writes
about building
with AI, mostly.

Building with LLMs, agents, and whatever else ships this week. Essays, build logs, and experiments — shared raw so I can look back and cringe.

A sunlit retro-future studio desk overlooking a city of flying cars and domes
17essays shipped
4experiments live
57topics explored
What I do

I'm a software engineer (other fancier titles too) in Sydney building with AI. I have thoughts and opinions from time to time, and thinking them out loud here is cheaper than therapy — essays on what I'm reading, mulling over, build logs from things I'm shipping, and experiments good, bad or ugly.

01

Write

Short essays on what I'm learning. Usually born out of an argument I'm having with myself.

02

Build

Small things that teach me something. Agents, MCP servers, eval harnesses. Most last a weekend.

03

Share

In public, rawer than feels comfortable. This is the archive I wanted to find when I started.

Recent writingSee all →
We Made Sand Think. We're Using It to Summarise Email. — hero illustration
ai·Aug 12, 2026

We Made Sand Think. We're Using It to Summarise Email.

We found a way to make sand think — and pointed it at inbox zero. On the meh middle, the two signals from inside the labs, and why we are far too easily pleased.

Your Test Harness Has Amnesia — hero illustration
ai·Jul 10, 2026

Your Harness Has Amnesia

Tests, cross-repo impact, org policy — every backpressure mechanism you've got forgets everything the instant the loop closes. Memory is the only kind that compounds.

POC Hell Is an Unbounded Buffer — hero illustration
ai·Jul 10, 2026

POC Hell Is an Unbounded Buffer

The model is a firehose. Good steer is backpressure. And most enterprises are stuck in POC hell because they're buffering a producer they never learned to control.

Recent projectsSee all →
Now
  • Reading: “Are We Ready For An Agent-Native Memory System?” (arXiv)
  • Building: Opentopoach, Rekall and Burnbox
  • Writing: A blog series on the importance of the Harness Harness in a multiplayer world
  • Avoiding: Actually shipping — by fiddling around the edges of perfection
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