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Start Cheap, Spend Precisely: A Two-Step Pattern for AI-Assisted Knowledge Work

For most of the past two years, the default move with a capable AI model has been to dial everything up — more reasoning, more depth, more tokens — on…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile September 5, 2026
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When Agents Write the Code: A Framework for Engineers Who Own It

The role of a software engineer has always shifted with the tools available. Compilers replaced assembly; version control changed how teams collaborate; cloud platforms changed where software runs. Coding agents…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile September 4, 2026
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Lessons from Anthropic Lab: What AI Teams Do Differently

There is a gap between teams that use AI tools and teams that have genuinely reorganised around them. The first group integrates AI onto existing workflows; the second has changed…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile August 31, 2026
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Somebody Else’s Definition of Done: How to Actually Evaluate an Agent Skill

A writing skill was installed to help with design decisions — color palettes, layout choices, that kind of thing. It activated correctly. The output was technically fine. But every suggestion…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile July 31, 2026
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Before You Build the Automation, Let the Agent Find the Problem

Most early work with AI agents follows a familiar pattern: the task is already known, the prompt gets written, the agent executes it. That felt productive. What goes unnoticed for…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile June 16, 2026
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Fable 5 Is the Smarter Model. I Still Open Sol Every Day.

For a long time, the conversation about which AI model to use was almost entirely about benchmarks. Which one scored highest on reasoning tests? Which one passed the bar exam?…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile June 9, 2026
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The One-Minute Test That Tells You Which AI Mode to Use

A common pattern with AI agents mirrors how most people treat a gym membership: signing up, feeling good about having access, and rarely dispatching them to do anything meaningful. A…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile May 29, 2026
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How to Get Ready for Fable 5 Before It Comes Back

For most of the past three years, the path to getting better at AI was learning to ask smaller. Break the task into steps. Be specific. Do not overwhelm the…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile April 29, 2026
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The Brief, Not the Prompt: What AI Power Users Actually Do Differently

Auditing how a team was using AI tools day-to-day reveals something that stops the observer cold. The people getting consistently strong output weren't using clever prompt formulas. They weren't doing…
Posted by Giuseppe Basile April 18, 2026

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