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On Designing a Codebase
What building Bujhchi taught me about boundaries, maps, verification, and trusting an agent’s patch.
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Remember, It’s Not Always a Skill Issue
When an agent needs a map, a tool, or a constraint instead of another instruction.
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Every Word Must Justify Its Existence
How I evaluate agent skills: baselines, blind runs, ablation, and keeping the receipts.
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A Skill Issue
How reusable agent skills turn personal corrections into shared, testable procedures.
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I tried to predict the World Cup. The interesting part was where it stopped working.
Ratings, squads, xG, walk-forward testing, and the point where football becomes luck again.
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A Love Letter to Codex
The tiny terminal friend who finally learned where the tools are kept.
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Doraemon, Dhaka and One Boy's Dream
A robot cat, AlexNet, and the long road from childhood imagination to machines that learned to see.
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Does the model use the law you give it?
A bilingual legal-QA paper with supplied-law controls and reproducible evaluations.