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How to build a Codex memory system you can actually trust
Built-in Codex memory is useful for background context. For operational lessons, I want evidence, scope, curation, and a repeatable project setup.
I go into businesses, find the work that AI should be doing instead of your team, and build the fix.
So your team can get on with the proper work.
No IT department needed. No technical background required.
Let’s talk →If your business has grown but the way it runs hasn’t kept pace, that’s usually where I come in. Work tracked in spreadsheets, information buried in email chains, software that’s barely being used — I find where AI can take that load off and build the automation that does it. You get something working, not a report.
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Agentic loops are coming for knowledge work
Agentic loops are useful when knowledge work has something to check against: sources, criteria, retries, and a clear stop point.
anthropic
Claude Fable 5 Is Live: What the Mythos Connection Actually Means
Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5 today. It's the most powerful model they've made publicly available, and it carries a designation that's worth understanding before you just start using it. What Mythos Is
cowork
Codex Mobile, Dispatch, and the single-thread AI
Two AI products from two different companies found the same interaction pattern independently. That usually means it's right.
M365
Your Tenant has Three AI Labs in It Now. Here's What That Breaks.
Three frontier AI labs now have first-party integrations inside a standard Microsoft 365 tenant. The architectural implications for identity, data residency, and policy enforcement aren't being covered at the right depth.
Claude Cowork vs OpenAI Codex: the business case for each
I've been using Claude Cowork as a daily driver since the research preview. Scheduled tasks, skills, vault memory, and n8n integrations baked in. It replaced a lot of the glue I used to build by hand.
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