#productivity
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Personal command language for AI
By early 2026 I was talking to my AI assistant dozens of times a day, and a lot of it was the same few requests. After months of typing them out in full sentences, I gave them a shorthand, closer to the way you’d text a close friend who already knows your context than to a programming language.
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Personal OS with an AI agent
I built an always-on AI agent that manages my health, finances, work, habits, smart home, and self-reflection, all through Telegram. No app-switching. No dashboards. Just a butler that knows my schedule, reads my email, dims my lights, and tells me when I’m falling into old patterns. This post is the architecture guide.
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The biases I actually catch myself in
I used to keep a long list of cognitive biases, the kind that reads like a textbook index. It was useless. The ones below are the handful I actually catch myself in, week after week, when I’m building systems or making calls I can’t easily undo.