Making Ideas To Impact
MCP Is the Missing Link for Agent Memory — And It Just Got Real June 1, 2026 · 6 min read This week, Cursor IDE announced it now remembers your coding preferences using MCP — the Model Context Protocol. It hit 109 points on Hacker News and it’s easy to see why. Persistent agent memory … Read more
I Automated My Email Cleanup With Power Automate The other day I found myself highlighting expired notification emails one by one, hitting delete, scrolling to the next batch, rinse, repeat. It was Sunday night, 11:45 PM. And I thought: there has to be a smarter way to spend my last 15 minutes of the weekend. … Read more
I spent last week migrating our payment gateway from Xxxxxt to Dxxu. Not because of pricing. Not because of features. Because when I needed help moving from sandbox to production, nobody on their end could give it. Here’s what happened. I had everything running fine in the sandbox environment — webhooks, callbacks, settlement flows, all … Read more
I was scrolling LinkedIn last week — mindless thumb flicking between meetings — when a post stopped me cold. It wasn’t about AI agents, or Claude Code, or the latest framework. It was about why people actually remember anything you write. The gist: people don’t remember content because it’s comprehensive. They remember it because it … Read more
Prompts Are Code Now: My Claude Opus 4.8 Playbook June 2, 2026 · 6 min read I’ve been writing prompts for LLMs almost daily for the past year — Hermes agents, Claude Code sessions, quick experiments, the works. And for most of that time, I treated prompts like magic incantations. More adjectives, more pleading, more … Read more
The Multi-Agent Tooling Explosion — Rowboat, Agno, and What It Means June 1, 2026 · 7 min read A few months ago, building multi-agent systems meant stringing together Python scripts, shell commands, and hope. The tooling barely existed. If you wanted two LLMs to talk to each other, you wrote the orchestration layer yourself. That’s … Read more