Most days, I work with capable agents. The strange part is not that they forget. That will get better. The stranger part is where the remembering happens. One agent helps me reason through a paper. Another edits code. Another has the meeting notes. Another knows the failed attempt. Over time, each agent learns a slice of how I work. That is useful. It is also the problem. If the record of my work…
The title I wanted was “A Whiteboard Is All You Need.” That is not true. The whiteboard is not all you need. You also need the manual: what the board means, who can change what, and when to hand off, verify, or stop. But the whiteboard is where I now start. I started thinking this way because “agent context” kept feeling too slippery. Everyone says the agent needs context.…
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