Writing.

I Made Two AI Agents Talk in One Folder — OpenClaw + Claude Code

I tried 4 different models for OpenClaw — one of them silently drained my Claude Max quota. Then I realized: connecting two AI agents doesn't need an API or a protocol. A single shared folder is enough. Full model comparison plus the filesystem-as-message-bus pattern.

Multi-Agent Systems & Obsidian — Building a Developer Army with Claude Code

Picture the same work split across four specialists running in parallel — all of them inside your terminal. Planner + executor architecture, skill files, and why Obsidian fits the equation. Plus the most mature community repos to clone instead of starting from scratch.

Using Claude Code Like a Pro — CLAUDE.md, Sub-Agents, MCP

Everyone talks about plugin lists. But what about the actual infrastructure underneath? CLAUDE.md files, sub-agent collections, and MCP servers — set them up right and Claude Code becomes unrecognizable. GitHub repos, install commands, and the best community resources for each layer.

Knowledge Pipeline — turning raw conversations into a living wiki

A reusable LLM pattern + skill for building persistent, schema-disciplined knowledge vaults. Three operations — INGEST (fold new sources into the wiki), QUERY (answer from the wiki, refile good answers), LINT (health checks for contradictions, orphans, broken links). Domain-agnostic: research, reading notes, product memory, team wiki.

Ships with a single-file terminal-aesthetic presentation (8 scenes, SPACE to advance) and a drop-in Claude Code skill. MIT licensed.