Resources / What we actually have
A short shelf. No filler.
A daily brief. A set of field notes. Evidence and guides aren't ready yet — the empty slots say so out loud.
The shelf, filled and empty.
Filled slots are counted from the archive this site holds. Empty slots carry the roadmap label and are named, so you can see what is missing rather than guess at it.
MIA / RESOURCESArchive 2026-05-29 — 2026-07-28
Published
40 issues
Daily AI-agent brief
A compact scan of agent models, infrastructure, safety, measurement, and real deployment signals. Written nightly and published in English and Chinese.
Published
3 notes
Field notes
Longer technical notes on workflow design, context, human review, governance, and operating discipline.
Not published yetRoadmap
Customer evidence
Reserved. Nothing appears here until there is an approved account of a real workflow outcome to publish.
Not published yetRoadmap
Guides & templates
Reserved for practical material — briefing formats, review checklists, boundary questions — once we have used them long enough to hand them over.
Live today
The journal.
The daily brief runs on our own machine and commits itself overnight. It is the one resource here that grows without anyone asking.
Latest issues
- AI Agents Reshape Work, Surgery, and Model EconomicsRead
- Claude Opus 5 Arrives, Security Gaps Widen, and Agents Move Into Health and FinanceRead
- Claude Opus 5 Arrives as AI Agent Security Gaps Come Into FocusRead
Every issue is published in English and Chinese. Both Chinese locales open the same article, and its text is Traditional-leaning.
Not published yet
What customer evidence has to clear before it appears here.
This is where approved case material will live. It is empty on purpose, and these are the rules it will have to meet.
- Evidence stays tied to a workflow outcome, a review pattern, or an operating change. Never a logo wall.
- Indicative examples are labelled indicative and kept apart from a verified deployment.
- Every figure carries its window and its source, and opens to the thing that produced it.
Until then the honest answer is the one on this page: nothing to show yet. The platform pages open their claims, and the journal shows the thinking behind them.

From reading to a workflow
Reading is one thing. The next step is one real job.
Bring a recurring marketing job and we can map its signals, its review points, and the boundary MIA should not cross.