Writing

Writing

Field notes and research on AI agents, distributed systems, and the things that break.

01 · Dispatches

Field notes

Notes from work in progress, written when there is something useful to say.

Dispatch Nº 005 — London · August 2026

Testing Celln's Boundary

Four boundary probes and one successful computation: what a small Celln demonstration shows, and what it leaves untested.

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Dispatch Nº 004 — London · August 2026

The Agent Environment Should Be a Lease

Why I built Celln to lend agents a defined capability set, and what that execution model still needs to prove.

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Dispatch Nº 003 — London · July 2026

Post-Kubernetes Infrastructure for GenAI Workloads

Field notes on Modal's million-sandbox announcement, what it says about Kubernetes' assumptions, and the coming decoupling of coordination from execution.

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Dispatch Nº 002 — London · May 2026

The Sticky-Note Problem: Making Agent Handoffs Reliable

Why agent handoffs lose context, and how shared evidence and explicit ownership can make coordination more reliable.

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Dispatch Nº 001 — London · April 2026

Agents Need Somewhere to Share Their Work

What makes agents useful as a team, and how a shared, policy-controlled workspace might help.

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Formal work
02 · Research

Research papers

Longer technical work with explicit versions, methodology, and citations. Papers may be revised as the implementation develops.

paper · v2.2 · September 2026

The Synthetic Membrane: A Coordination Layer for Multi-Agent AI Systems

Revised position paper defining a coordination contract for shared evidence, selective access, and action ownership, with explicit limits and an evaluation plan.

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