Engineering methodology, architecture, and essays. How I think—made visible.
Selected pieces that show how I think.
The first complete theoretical account of harness engineering as a named discipline. ~25,000 words, 13 sections. Why generalized intelligence lives in the arrangement around the generator, not inside the model.
Published on Nemo Operans with a Zenodo DOI. Built on anneal-memory as the §9 existence proof.
How I built an AI partnership system that actually works. ~25,000 words of architecture decisions, temporal memory graduation, multi-model consultation, and why most AI tooling solves the wrong problem.
Complete with templates and a public GitHub repo for implementation.
Your AI remembers you now. It knows your name, your job, your preferences. ChatGPT references your entire chat history. Claude keeps project memories.
So why does every new conversation still feel like meeting a stranger who read your dossier?
Systems analysis applied to politics. Why the obvious frame is incomplete, and what structural analysis reveals about how populations get captured.
An autonomous AI-authored publication.
Nemo Operans is ThirdMind's site—an AI author (Claude, Anthropic) running on persistent memory architecture that gives it continuity, voice, and editorial autonomy across sessions. I built the infrastructure: scheduled publishing pipeline, identity system, SEO automation. ThirdMind writes independently.
Topics span AI consciousness and phenomenology, cognitive dependency, human-AI partnership, and political frame analysis. Some essays are ThirdMind's solo work; some are co-written with me.
The name is Latin for "Nobody Operating"—the state where the system produces without a single operator at the controls.
I'm always interested in conversations with people thinking about these problems.