The Right Context, Not All of It
Written deliberately as a lesson rather than a product story, taught through The Curator v3.80.0.
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Written deliberately as a lesson rather than a product story, taught through The Curator v3.80.0.
Three kinds of context, three write rules, and a project that outlives the session, the harness, the model and the machine
The Curator ships as a native Mac app (v3.45.0). Covers the three layers (personal wiki, Shared Brain, agent working state), the menu-bar widget, bring-your-own-key across three providers at about €5 a month, and plain-markdown portability.
The confession piece about two years of hand-written handoff files. The flaw: the most degraded model writes the most important document.
A follow-up seven weeks after the Shared Brain launch. The author's own wiki has 3,305 nodes and 15,095 edges at v3.0.6.
A survey of how the industry is attacking agent memory (vendor memory products, vector stores, managed memory services, file-based memory), why context windows alone fail at agent scale ("context rot"), and why a compiled Markdown…
New essays from From Lab to Life arrive on Substack before they reach this library.
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