The Negative Control
The Third Schedule series argued from one practitioner's git history that builder time has become parallelizable. This closing piece does what the other four...
Fan-Out: What the Literature Already Knew About the Third Schedule
The Third Schedule claimed, from one measured practice, that builder time has become parallelizable. This post takes that claim outside: to the four writers...
The Third Schedule: A Field Survey
The Third Schedule argued from one practitioner's git history that builder time has become parallelizable. This companion piece takes that claim out into the...
The Robots Got There First
The Third Schedule argued from one practitioner's dataset outward. This companion piece runs the opposite motion: out into the field, to see what 2025–2026...
The Third Schedule
Paul Graham's 2009 essay described two incompatible ways of structuring a working day: the maker's and the manager's. In 2026 there is a third kind of worker...
Avoiding Server Component Waterfall Fetching with React 19 cache()
Learn how to use the React 19 cache() API in the Next.js App Router to optimize performance and avoid fetch waterfalls when using React Server Components.
Who Is This Document For?
There is a mental model of AI-assisted correspondence that I held until quite recently, and I suspect most people still hold it. It goes like this: two humans...
Arms, not just a voice: what it takes to let agents act
The next dimension for Sunstone Atlas: agents that act, not just agents that say. Authority ceilings per action, capability footprints, and why the audit trail...
What's next for Sunstone Atlas: scoped reads, and the handoff problem
Two open problems for Sunstone Atlas: scoping reads the way writes are already scoped, and what happens to accountability when work passes through more than...
Trust is earned, not asserted: introducing Sunstone Atlas
Introducing Sunstone Atlas: a governed, MCP-native knowledge and execution substrate for businesses that run agents. Add agents, keep control.
Den vertikale grøfta: produktutvikling med Jostein Emmerhoff og Vegard Storstad
Hvorfor er det så vanskelig å organisere seg for produktutvikling – og hvorfor er det verdt strevet likevel? I denne episoden av Heis møter vi Vegard...
The Cloud Was Covering for Us
Local models don't just cost you quality for sovereignty — they're too literal to cooperate with the unstated assumptions a strong cloud model quietly papers...
Jeg testet verktøyet som skal krympe AI-regningen
AI-regningene vokser, og leverandørene flytter oss over på forbruksprising. Da frister verktøy som lover å kutte token-forbruket. Et av de mest populære...
The Agent Didn't Guess. It Checked.
Last night, for the first time, a production agentic playbook stopped estimating what a change would break and queried a deterministic simulator holding the...
Norge betalte for teksten, men grunnmodellen er Googles
Nasjonalbibliotekets Borealis 2.0 er et viktig skritt mot mer norsk kontroll over kunstig intelligens. Norge har valgt å betale for norsk avistekst, bygge...
Five Agents Compared
Five agent architectures walk into a comparison: Claude Code (the dominant IDE agent), Crush (Charm's model-flexible terminal agent), OpenClaw (the viral...
Coordinating Optimistic Updates in Next.js
Several changes can happen before the first save finishes. Here is how useActionState and useOptimistic keep those changes on screen while the saves run in...
How to Build Agentic Software on Sunstone Atlas
A hands-on walkthrough of Sunstone Atlas's building blocks — Knowledge, Skills, Agents, Functions, Playbooks — using a real production system as the worked...
Cyberangrepene mot kommune-Norge er bare oppvarmingen
Angrepet mot Lørenskog kommune og bølgen som nylig slo ut ID-porten bør leses som forvarsler om noe langt større. Les mer Innlegget Cyberangrepene mot...
Fast Turned Out to Be Fun
Two serious systems, each built from empty repo to real and working in under a day. The honest version of how, including the layer that makes running builds...
The Skill Is the Security Boundary
You've signed what your agent knows. Now govern what it does — from inside the turn. pi-kcp binds every native tool call to the declared authority of the...
The Software Itself Is Becoming Agentic
A playbook calling another playbook at runtime, gated by a signed, revocable certification — not a developer using AI to code faster. On the shift from...
Dagens teknologibrief: Angrepsbølgen som slo ut ID-porten og stengte inngangen til det offentlige Norge
Natt til mandag 3. august ble ID-porten rammet av et tjenestenektangrep, og dermed forsvant inngangen til Altinn, Skatteetaten og Helsenorge sammen med den....
AI-assistenten min fant sikkerhetshullet jeg ikke hadde sett. Deretter fortalte den meg noe som var fullstendig galt
Søndag kveld, 2. august, ba jeg Claude om hjelp til å dele en artikkel på Facebook. Noen timer senere hadde AI-assistenten avdekket at nettstedet mitt ikke...
Dagens teknologibrief: EUs merkeplikt for AI-innhold er i kraft, mens Norge og EØS henger langt etter
Fra og med søndag 2. august må virksomheter i EU merke innhold som er laget eller manipulert med AI, og fortelle folk når de snakker med en chatbot. Kravene...
Maskinen som rømte, milliardregnet fra tekoligarkene og Europas kappløp om egen AI
I uken som gikk gikk hele bransjen sammen om å sikre kunstig intelligens, etter at en testmodell fra OpenAI hadde brutt seg ut på egen hånd. Samtidig la de...
Tip #50: The writing is the learning
Fifty tips in — the most useful part isn’t reading them, it’s writing them. AI takes the time-consuming parts, but judgment and taste come from...
The KCP Universe: Everything, and What July Changed
The complete map of the Knowledge Context Protocol universe — twelve repositories, 1,012 commits and 88 releases in July alone. What each piece does, what...