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Personal agents are getting their own computers
A few weeks ago I wrote about Grok Bot, sharing what I learned from using it to manage my calendar and handle tasks. Since then, personal agents have moved on quickly. The question is no longer whether an agent can answer my questions. It’s whether I’m willing to let it act on my behalf. Agents…
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Polsia (Product Review)
My summary of Polsia before using it – Polsia is a “Business-in-a-box” product that allows users to launch, manage, and scale businesses from a single interface. I’ve heard it’s founder Ben Cera talk about Polsia – “AI slop” spelled backwards – acting as your AI co-founder How does Eventual explain itself in the first minute?…
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Jev (Product Review)
This week I learned about Jev, an AI decision model from TypeSafe AI that’s quite different from the LLMs we’ve grown used to. Jev isn’t your standard text-based LLM. It takes an input, applies a schema, and produces an output, similar to a standard API call. The main difference with regular LLMs is that Jev…
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The Meeting Book (Book Review)
I’ve never been a fan of meetings. Bad meetings, that is. The ones that are ill-prepared (myself included, more often than I’d like to admit) or that just don’t seem to go anywhere. We’re terrible at counting the true cost of a meeting too, quietly adding another recurring weekly slot to the calendar without ever…
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Why Stripe bought OpenRouter
Your bank sees your transactions with them. Your credit card provider sees theirs. Your mortgage lender sees theirs. None of them sees the whole picture of how you behave as a borrower, because each only sees their own slice. That’s what a credit bureau is for, it sits across every lender and sells the aggregated…
