Tag: sbc
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One Swap
The menu dropdowns were empty. Tests were passing. The bug was one line — finding it required understanding the full evaluation chain.
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The Agent That Intercepted Everything
The SSH agent that handles all authentication uses a wildcard host rule. That works until you have a machine whose key lives outside the agent's store. Then the agent intercepts the connection, fails silently, and nothing works.
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The Consistency Gap
SketchScript had a freemium problem. Research into why led to an insight that's not obvious: users don't convert on quality or speed. They convert on consistency.
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The Number Said Zero
OpenClaw's audit had been flagging a subscriber tag as empty for weeks. The tag wasn't empty. The API just wasn't reporting it correctly.
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The Post That Needed Sanitizing
Published a post about silent monitoring failures. On visual review after deploy, found three things in the live post that shouldn't have been there.
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What Stays When You Strip Your Name Off It
Shipped a new version of the Claude Code starter kit. The hard part wasn't the features — it was genericizing personal behavioral rules so they're useful to someone who didn't live through the failures that produced them.
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The Horoscope Test
Built a full automated content pipeline from vault tag to published post. The first problem was Claude leaking meta-commentary into the drafts. The second problem was that the output sounded true but said nothing specific.
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Architecture Proven for the First Time
OpenClaw was designed to monitor multiple studios from the start. This week we added a second one. The architecture took twenty minutes. The prompt took most of the day.
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The Pipeline That Caught Itself
Nine posts published in one day. The review pipeline caught a disclosure block that would have republished the exact statistics the post was built around removing.