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A placeholder structure for future technical teardowns of external memory systems, agent runtimes, and framework-provided memory capabilities.

The cosmic string case and Trae Agent come from different domains, but both ask the same design question: after an LLM generates candidates, how does the system search, verify, prune, and choose?

The future of AI agents will not begin with full autonomy replacing humans, but with governed delegation: humans set goals and boundaries while AI takes on more execution.

Agentic coding has pushed many developers back to the terminal. The CLI is convenient today because it is light, scriptable, and easy for agents to drive. That does not mean the GUI is dead. This post starts from a terminal-centered workflow and argues that CLI belongs in the tool-composition layer, while review and orchestration will move back to GUI.

Generative AI expands not only productivity, but also the boundary of individual action and experimentation. As code gets cheaper, engineers need product thinking, distribution, and validation.

On a rainy night, the Wordless Stele at Qianling reveals to each reader the official history they already believe; an indebted stonemason must seal an old crack with his own name.

A series guide to The Epitaph Protocol: how epitaphs, final letters, tombs, and memorial formulas become mechanisms for sealing, verifying, and delaying historical branches.

AI agents matter less as a way to make games automatically and more as a way to connect models, tools, content generation, and feedback loops to production workflows that can be checked, rolled back, and audited.

Science fiction is not a technical report about new technologies. This post starts from world and Chinese science-fiction history to discuss futures, historical branches, and social science as new material.

During Qingming Festival, Lin Qiming’s digital ancestor service is about to expire, and a family must choose whether to keep maintaining the dead or let him rest a second time.