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Field notes — Page 2
Practical patterns, opinionated breakdowns, and clear guidance on designing, shipping, and operating AI-powered link experiences in 2026.
Page 2
Continuing the archive.
Earlier dispatches from the field, in publish order.
Intent Fidelity: The Gap Between What You Describe and What Is Produced
Why the gap between described intent and generated result opens, how it is measured, and how it is narrowed.
9 min read
Intent Debt: When Generated Code Outpaces Comprehension
When software is generated faster than it is understood, a new debt accrues: deferred comprehension.
8 min read
Multi-Agent Orchestration: When One Loop Becomes Many
Splitting one loop into several agents buys specialization and charges a coordination tax that grows with each handoff.
9 min read
Vibe Coding: The Discipline and Limits of Building Software by Intuition
What vibe coding is, where it helps, and where the quiet cost of intuitive production begins.
10 min read
Taste Is the New Bottleneck When Cheap Execution Floods Work
As execution commoditizes, judgment becomes the scarce input and the editor outranks the generator.
8 min read
Disposable Software: Apps Built to Be Thrown Away
When creating a working app costs almost nothing, a category of throwaway, single-use software appears.
9 min read
Shipping Without a Technical Co-Founder: The New Founder Profile
The new founder who ships without writing code carries expanding power — and a new responsibility with it.
10 min read
The Generative Web: When a Sentence Becomes a Hosted Product
How description-as-production turns a sentence into a running product, live at its address from the first arrival.
7 min read
Ownership in AI Music: Whose Work Is the Generated Piece
Who owns generated music asks not where the sound came from, but where human contribution began.
10 min read
Who Owns What the Machine Builds: Ownership as Durability
Owning generated software is three questions; the durable one is whether you can leave with it intact.
8 min read
The Craft of Character and Style Consistency in Generated Images
Producing the same character a second time is a far harder job than producing one striking image.
8 min read
The Craft of Prompt-to-Image: Specifying a Picture
Describing a picture into existence is a craft of control and consistency, not a hunt for clever prompts.
8 min read