GPT-5.6 isn't the real news — the new ChatGPT app is
OpenAI shipped a new model family, but the real shift is the app: ChatGPT now bundles Chat, Work, and Codex — and picking the right space matters more than picking the right model.
Read articleOpenAI shipped a new model family, but the real shift is the app: ChatGPT now bundles Chat, Work, and Codex — and picking the right space matters more than picking the right model.
Read articlePARA organizes my vault by how actionable a note is, not by its subject — and pairs with a Zettelkasten so the thinking survives the projects.
Read articleObsidian is powerful because it can stay simple: local files, plain text, links when needed, and just enough structure to keep thinking calm.
Read articleThe exact pipeline I run to turn web clippings and highlights into atomic, linked permanent notes — Claude does the structuring, I stay the curator.
Read articleThe tools that survive my stack aren't the most powerful. They pass one quiet test: ownership, reliability, and a clear way out.
Read articleI kept AI out of my Obsidian vault for years. MCP changed the equation — not by making the vault smarter, but by giving AI a specific job with a clear boundary and a review step.
Read articleA simple CLAUDE.md file based on Andrej Karpathy's observations about coding agents became wildly popular because it solves a real problem: AI agents are powerful, but not disciplined by default.
Read articleAI coding agents become more useful when I stop treating them as smarter autocomplete and start treating them as delegated workers with clear inputs, boundaries, and verification.
Read articleI stopped asking whether Claude Code or Codex is better. The useful question is simpler: am I exploring a problem, or am I delegating a bounded task?
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