
The Context Layer Is the Product
Context shapes decisions, creates leverage, and compounds over time. The next durable AI products will treat context as infrastructure, not prompt decoration.
AI founder / mathematician / product thinker
Product, AI, and writing shaped by curiosity, context, and craft.


Context shapes decisions, creates leverage, and compounds over time. The next durable AI products will treat context as infrastructure, not prompt decoration.

Agent demos are optimized for spectacle. Production agents need memory boundaries, verifiable action, recovery paths, and a clear theory of when not to act.

The best tools reduce friction, preserve human taste, and make the work itself more visible than the interface around it.
About
Origin
I like problems where the first answer is too neat: tools, systems, proofs, products, and the small loops that make them useful for people.
Method
My work usually starts with a sketch, a model, or a prototype, then tightens through careful feedback from the humans using it.
Bias
I care about software that makes hard ideas easier to hold, explain, test, and share so better futures become more practical.
Now
Building
Contexta: context infrastructure for agents that need memory, provenance, and accountable action.
Testing
AI-native workflows where virtual employees can own bounded work without hiding uncertainty from humans.
Writing
A thesis on meaningful work after automation: how people keep authorship when execution becomes abundant.
Learning
Complexity science, organizational design, proof systems, and architectural spaces that make thought feel embodied.
Selected work
01
A system for giving AI agents durable working memory, provenance, and context that can be inspected, updated, and trusted.
02
An exploration of virtual employees: agents that can own bounded work, report progress, ask for judgment, and improve through feedback.
03
A research and product thread about meaningful work, career agency, and the tools people need to shape better futures.
04
A public notebook for mathematics, complexity science, design, architecture, and the emotional texture of building.
Long-running threads
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