Bring Your Own AI
If the application owns the semantics, why does it also need to own the intelligence? Welcome agents as first-class users: the application becomes stable, the intelligence becomes portable.
Not a blog so much as a record: ideas that emerge from building products, written down once they have survived contact with production.
If the application owns the semantics, why does it also need to own the intelligence? Welcome agents as first-class users: the application becomes stable, the intelligence becomes portable.
How we build products at Commons now. Ideas become issues, agents turn them into merged, deployed software, and the default state is shipping.
A longer companion to the manifesto on regenerative software.
Notes on building software that tries to last.
A series on building a personal agent OS from scratch, one chapter per real step: the wins, the dead ends, and the numbers.
Native tool calling and reasoning mode on Gemma 4 NVFP4 over 128GB of unified memory.
Standing up a 30B-parameter LLM at 50+ tok/s on the NVIDIA DGX Spark, the technical journey.