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Cloudflare Collapsed 2,500 API Endpoints Into 2 MCP Tools. Token Economics Matter.
Cloudflare's Code Mode demonstrates that MCP server design isn't about exposing more tools—it's about exposing fewer, smarter ones.
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OpenClaw's Demand Surge: When Infrastructure Collapses, You're Seeing Real Need
MyClaw.ai collapsed under demand. 10,000+ paid signups in days. This isn't hype—it's non-technical users wanting something AI startups can't deliver.
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SoN Vol 2, Issue 6: The Talking Wrench
Three conversations you should be having with your AI tools Dear Reader, I had coffee with a friend this week — who’s trying to solve a practical problem. He needs a better way to…
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SoN Vol 2, Issue 5: My AI Declined to Join Moltbook. Here's Why.
A guest post from Cerebro on agent social networks, security theater, and what "emergence" actually looks like Dear Reader, You may have seen headlines this past week about AI…
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SoN Vol 2, Issue 4: The Orchestration Loop
January has been dense. We've covered the shift from prompting to orchestration, the art of decomposing problems into skills and agents, and the metric mandate that keeps projects…
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Claude in Excel Is the Quiet Revolution
Anthropic isn't building a better chatbot. They're embedding AI where work actually happens.
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SoN 33: The Questions I'm Asking My AI Before the New Year
Last week I asked Claude a simple question: “What patterns do you see in how I’ve been working this month?” Some hours later, I was reviewing a complete redesign of how I approach…
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SoN 28: How (and Why) to Build A Voice Agent
I took a gamble this week and decided to put my AI Writing Field Guide up on Product Hunt today. If you'd like to show your support, log in and give it an upvote or a…
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SoN 25: Writing With AI Isn't Cheating — It's an Accessibility Tool
Part 1 Using AI isn’t cheating. It’s an accessibility tool. Some people have brilliant ideas but struggle with formal expression. Some communicate differently due to…
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SoN 24: The AI Stack Audit
It’s October, which for many means budget planning season, and if you’re like most people running AI tools, you’re staring at a subscription list that’s gotten out of…
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From "Pick One AI" to "Pick Three" - What Changed My Mind
Back in April, I told you the AI tool landscape was a mess and gave you a simple framework: pick one core assistant, add research tools, maybe some workflow apps. Some months…
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AI Browsers: When Your Browser Becomes Your Assistant
Discover the future of browsing - AI-powered browsers that handle tasks, summarise, and assist as you work online.
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Stop Writing Prompts, Start Building AI Assistants
How to Build AI Assistants That Actually Work for You With the SHAPE Framework
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AI That Actually Works Together
I’ve been putting Claude Sonnet 4 through its paces this week, and whilst the improved reasoning is impressive, what really caught my attention is how it’s fundamentally changed…
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Navigating the AI Assistant Landscape: Finding What Works for You
This week, I’ve been juggling two big challenges: fine-tuning Claude's MCP server tools for a client project and gearing up for a hackathon in Estonia. It’s been a balancing act…
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Why Claude Is My New Digital Co-Pilot
MCP Server allows Claude to directly interact with the data on my computer, transforming it from a helpful assistant to a true digital co-pilot.
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One Shortcut Is Worth More Than Ten Assistants
I used to think building a great AI assistant meant covering everything: Project planning. Writing help. Scheduling. Notes. Outreach. You name it. So I built one that could…
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The Landscape of Available AI Tools
Let's be honest: the AI tool landscape in 2025 is a mess. Every week, a new "game-changing" tool drops. One promises to write better than Hemingway. Another will build you a SaaS…
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Transformative Imagery at Your Fingertips
(this is an image-heavy edition - make sure that you permit your email client to display them) Dear Reader, If you thought to yourself: Jim missed sending his newsletter last…
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Why AI-Powered Search Is Replacing Google
Greetings from rainy and wet Valencia, where I’ve been deep in research mode for my latest project. This has me thinking about how dramatically our research methods have evolved…
