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Lab

Technical research and development notes

Notes on AI, development tools, and experiments—learning while gradually improving how I work and build.

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  1. 001RESEARCH NOTEAs AI writes more, I pay closer attention to how I decide.From translation to a development partner: notes on shaping direction, scope, verification, and final decisions while working with AI.AI developmentWorkflowAgentsExperiments
  2. 002RESEARCH NOTEMake local models usable before making them bigger.Notes from trying Ollama, quantization, VRAM, and context—moving local AI from a downloaded model toward a usable work layer.Local AIQuantizationSetup
  3. 003RESEARCH NOTECarry a prompt all the way to something usable.A practical record of connecting ideas, conversation, prototypes, and checks until an AI output returns to a real screen and a human decision.PromptProductPracticeAcceptance
  4. 004RESEARCH NOTEA harness designs the work around a model.OpenCode, plugins, OmO, Pi, oh-my-pi, and Codex: not a ranking, but a study of runtime, handoff, and acceptance.HarnessPluginsOrchestrationCoding
  5. 005RESEARCH NOTEWhen I leave the screen, the agent can keep working.Centred on dots as my daily driver for deployments and scans, alongside trials with Muse, self-hosted research on OpenClaw, and public notes on Grok Bot, exploring where agents run and where human stops belong.AgentsRuntimeOpenClawResearch notes