LIVE SNAPSHOT · LAST UPDATED 17 JUL 2026

01 / AGENT STACK

Different temperaments, explicit jobs.

running

Claude

Long-context planning, synthesis, and editorial structure.

running

Codex

Repository work, implementation, verification, and release checks.

running

Droid

Independent execution and a second working perspective.

available

Cursor

Fast local editing when the file and desired change are already known.

02 / OPERATING PRESETS

Presets are contracts, not magic settings.

  1. FAST PASS
    Known source, bounded edit.

    Narrow context, explicit files, one focused test.

  2. AGENTIC PASS
    Tool-heavy, multi-step work.

    Full context, stop conditions, and a live evidence ledger.

  3. ADVERSARIAL PASS
    Release review and consequential claims.

    A fresh reviewer gets the claim and tries to falsify it.

  4. LOCAL PRIVATE PASS
    Private drafts through LM Studio.

    Gemma-family models, bounded context, and no automatic trust.

03 / OPEN EXPERIMENTS

The interesting work is not settled yet.

testing

LM Studio + Gemma as a private second reviewer

Can a small local model find useful contradictions without inheriting a cloud reviewer’s assumptions?

observing

Open frontier models versus genuinely local models

Where should the line sit between open weights, private infrastructure, and on-device execution?

running

Work-to-library publishing loop

Can completed work produce useful public notes and templates while the underlying subject matter stays private?

04 / CHANGED RECENTLY

The page records removals too.

  • Moved volatile agent and model details into this dated page.
  • Separated open weights, private infrastructure, and on-device AI in the local-model vocabulary.
  • Turned a chronological notebook into a connected operating system with reusable methods.

Read this page correctly

  • Running means in current use, not universally best.
  • Testing means the verdict is still open.
  • Specific settings stay private when publishing them would expose systems or weaken safety.
  • The stable methods live in the Library; this page is allowed to change.