Writing on real-world events, structured data, entity resolution, and building workflows that fire on verified events.
Sensors push events to a webhook the moment they happen. Beats are the other half: a saved set of things you care about that quietly collects matching events, so you or your agent can ask “what’s new?” on your own schedule.
Read →The essays argue software should subscribe to meaning. This is what that compiles down to: one signed JSON envelope, delivered by webhook. Every field, where confidence comes from, and what “once” means mechanically.
Read →Coordination between organizations that have never met already works today — you’ve probably built some of it without noticing. Why the handshake was never actually necessary, and what happens when workflows subscribe to reality instead of each other.
Read →The world doesn’t poll. Why everything that happens deserves the same typed, deduplicated, once-only treatment we already give a payment — and why that means no handshake between the parties involved.
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