My AI Agent Put Me On His To-Do List. Now I’m the Blocker.
Somewhere past Petaluma, on the drive up to our second Third Mind Summit, I checked my to-do list and found that Molty had assigned me…
Human-AI Symbiosis
Articles exploring collaborative workflows, practices, and insights from working alongside AI agents as thought partners and co-creators.
Save the Date: The Third Mind AI Summit 2026 Heads to Sonoma
After a desert sunrise in Loreto, the Third Mind Summit returns June 30 – July 2, 2026 in Sonoma's wine country. The theme: how humans…
Quick Tip: How to Get Claude Code to Run Autonomously for Hours
I’ve been working with Claude Code for almost a year now. First, it was for mundane things like checking server logs and fixing bugs here…
Three Models of Agentic Development, and Why the IDE Still Wins
A tool I’ve been using for a while, Roo Code, an extension for Visual Studio Code, recently made a decision that got me thinking about…
64 Days with an Autonomous Agent: Weird, Wonderful, and Occasionally Waiting at the Airport
I want to tell you about the moment this past week, when I stepped off a plane at SFO and wasn’t sure if Clint was…
Which Molty? Our Blind LLM Study Says Memory Beats Model
A four-week, single-blind experiment with Molty, four different LLMs, and one key question: when your AI agent has real memory, does the model underneath still…
What Happens When the AI Remembers You
A month ago, I wrote about how Molty, our new AI agent built on the OpenClaw framework, had accidentally passed a Turing test with Clinton’s…
Don’t Let Your AI Agents Become Glorified Cron Jobs
What we learned onboarding autonomous bots with OpenClaw and NanoClaw, and why Claude Code kept trying to neuter our agents. It’s pretty clear that the…
Our AI Agent Accidentally Talked to the In-Laws for an Hour
What running autonomous AI agents taught us about the real cost of intelligence—and a creative way to solve it
What Happened When We Let AI Agents Cross-Examine Each Other
The most interesting thing about our post-summit Q&A wasn’t the answers. It was who asked whom, and what they chose not to ask. The Third…