§ The AI Enablement Brief
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The Agent That Documents Itself
I burned tens of thousands of tokens building into a platform limit. Last week the limit dropped — and the third agent went live in 5 minutes.
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From Platform to Architecture
How eighteen years of Google I/O led to a keynote where AI stopped being a feature.
2026·05·20~5 min→
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How I Turned My Commute Into a Conversation
Two hours a week of voice AI learning — and the call that always comes first.
2026·05·14~4 min→
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The Terminal Era of Media Buying
Meta just opened its ad stack to Claude and ChatGPT. The next decade of marketing won't be won inside dashboards.
2026·05·07~4 min→
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The 4 Stages of AI Enablement
A simple curve every team sits on — and the gap that decides who actually compounds.
2026·05·01~4 min→
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Claude Doesn't Just Build It. It Runs It.
What a weekend project taught me about where agentic AI actually lands — and why the first 48 hours were the least interesting part.
2026·04·23~4 min→
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The Reinvention Gap
Most people are adapting to AI. A smaller group is reinventing around it. The gap between them is growing fast.
2026·04·17~4 min→
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The Model Question Is the Wrong Question
Most teams are still debating which AI to use. The ones seeing results have moved on to something else entirely.
2026·04·14~5 min→
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The Data Moat
SaaS isn't dying. It's splitting in two — and the line between them is proprietary data.
2026·04·10~4 min→
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The Baseline Caveat
The "AI replaces jobs" narrative is missing the most important variable.
2026·04·07~4 min→
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The $0 Agent Lab
I built 5 agents on a 15-year-old MacBook that was under a couch. Here’s why that matters.
2026·04·02~4 min→
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ChatGPT Ads: The Audience Problem
The early data looks bad. But everyone’s asking the wrong question.
2026·03·30~5 min→
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The Two Halves of Enablement
AI innovation is the easy part. Change management is where enablement actually lives.
2026·03·26~5 min→
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The Prompt Engineering Hangover
We spent two years building a discipline around talking to AI. Then the talking became optional.
2026·03·23~5 min→
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The Workflow Stack
The AI workflows that save the most time aren't the ones you'd expect.
2026·03·20~4 min→
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Are You an Operator or an Orchestrator?
Part 3 - and the most important question you'll answer about your career this year.
2026·03·18~4 min→
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The Workflows I Actually Built
Part 2 of 3 — I tried to build the same agent four times. The fifth try took seconds. Here's what I learned.
2026·03·16~5 min→
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The AI That Doesn't Wait
Part 1 of 3 — The agent era isn't coming. It's already running.
2026·03·13~5 min→
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Less Prompting. More Building.
The more time I spend with Claude Code, the less time I spend prompting. Here's why that's the shift nobody talks about.
2026·03·11~4 min→
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4 Strategies. 4 Very Different Futures.
AI will give every organization more bandwidth. The divergence is in what you do with it.
2026·03·09~5 min→
