Essays
Five essays on why AI memory isn't the hard part, and what actually is: delivery, adherence, custody, and the method behind outer.bot. Plus one on building so that no single vendor is load-bearing.
1 of 5
Your AI Remembers Your Rules. It Breaks Them Anyway.
Delivery and adherence are different problems. Everyone is solving the first.
2 of 5
Your AI's Memory Should Live Somewhere You Own
Why project memory belongs in a git repository you control, not a vendor database.
3 of 5
Make Your AI's Rules Impossible to Break
Prose, assertions, and gates: turning a rule your AI keeps breaking into one it can't.
4 of 5
What Can Your AI Vendor Actually See?
A complete map of who sees what, from the most convenient setup to the most locked-down.
5 of 5
I Built This With the Method It Teaches
Planner, executor, and a verification loop that caught the planner's own mistakes.
Bonus
The Government Turned Off My AI in the Middle of a Build
A real export-control shutdown, mid-project, and why the build finished anyway.