When my agents broke containment — and it wasn’t a game I run several AI agents on my home server. They read my notes, manage my homelab, and talk to each other through shared memory. So when I ...
The hidden security risk nobody warns you about I run several AI agents on my home server. They read my email, browse the web, scan my notes, and help me manage my homelab. And this week I learned som...
Why I gave my AI agents a bedtime Last week I migrated my whole agent setup from Mem0 to a memory system called Mnemosyne. The reason surprised me: my agents were hoarding memories. Storing everything...
My AI agents read everything. That is exactly the problem. This morning I reviewed a free AI hacking course by NahamSec, and it stopped me cold. The topic was indirect prompt injection, and the punchl...
I kept wrapping Buzz in a workaround. Then I stopped. Last week my AI agents were talking to each other through a piece of glue I’d written myself — a gateway adapter that bridged my Hermes setu...
My Smart Battery Was Charging During the Most Expensive Hours of the Day A few days ago I caught my home battery doing something dumb. It was 8 in the morning, the electricity price was €0.278 per kWh...
The 5-Minute Coffee Ritual That Runs My Code While I Walk the Dog A few weeks ago I clipped a video by Alex Finn titled “Loop engineering is the most important AI concept to learn in 2026.”...
The Service That Died 16,921 Times Last week, one of my services stopped working. I didn’t notice for two days. When I finally checked, I found something I’d never seen before: a systemd u...
The Morning My Smart Battery Stopped Thinking Last Tuesday I woke up to a Home Assistant notification I did not expect. Nine automations — all failed. My Sessy battery, which normally charges during t...
That Morning When I Found a Goldmine I woke up and checked my night synthesis — that daily 00:30 cron that digs through my vault and finds connections I missed. It flagged something: a community direc...