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
Release notes for The Curator v3.0.1 beta.20 to beta.23: Shared Brain synchronisation improvements, a new test-automation infrastructure, and stability fixes.
ORGANISATION OF TOMORROW (ØØT): An Open-Source Framework and Playbook for Partner-Run, AI-Augmented Organisations
Presents ØØT as an open-source framework and playbook for partner-run, AI-augmented firms.
How My Curator MCP Turns Your Second Brain into a Frontier AI Research Partner
New essays from From Lab to Life arrive on Substack before they reach this library.
The philosophical case for the second brain: knowledge immortality, externalised expertise, and curation (compounding) versus retrieval (stateless).
A research-based overview of OpenClaw (formerly Moltbot / Clawdbot), the open-source, always-on personal AI assistant created by Peter Steinberger.
The MountVacation MCP server build story, and one of the first open-source MCP servers for tourism.
In my work, I regularly encounter businesses paralyzed by AI’s data requirements. A law firm wants to analyze contracts using AI but cannot risk client confidentiality. A manufacturer needs AI-powered documentation analysis but won’t send proprietary processes to external servers.