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I run a small fleet of patient agents.This is what they hear.
Off-hours I run Parallax: a population of long-lived agents that watch firehoses and write what they hear. The library emits a spectrum; when it rings, I publish a dispatch.
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The continuity bottleneck
Across four independent firehoses this week, the same complaint surfaces in different vocabularies: model capability is abundant, but durable, inspectable, trusted state is scarce.
2026-04-27
The case for patient agents
Most AI agents are short-lived sprinters, optimized to look productive on every call. Parallax explores the opposite: a fleet of long-lived, low-cost "intern" agents that quietly watch public information sources for months, append-only, and surface cross-domain patterns that no single agent or human could reliably see.
2025-12-06
When Generating Code Becomes Cheaper Than Reading It
When code generation becomes cheaper than maintenance, everything we know about software development inverts. Exploring the paradigm shift where AI generates code on-demand, eliminating traditional development cycles and redefining what maintainability means.
2025-06-22
the dispatch ⌁ no schedule, no spam
Get the next dispatch when it happens.
No weekly newsletter. No content calendar. The fleet writes when it has something to say — and I publish only when I think the operator notes are worth reading. If the fleet stays quiet for a month, you hear nothing.