Continuity Systems: The Field Guide
A field guide for keeping software projects coherent when agents, sessions, applications, and tools change.
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A publication is any artifact that makes the studio's current understanding durable and shareable: a software release, essay, book, technical report, repository, or recurring issue.
A field guide for keeping software projects coherent when agents, sessions, applications, and tools change.
Reconsiders how organizational language shapes the way we design and understand AI systems.
Reframes agent work around rotating participants and durable project continuity.
Distinguishes agent memory from the continuity needs of the work itself.
Examines the missing substrate between different agents working on the same project.
Argues for durable, curated project checkpoints instead of accumulated conversation logs.
A practical build story exploring rapid experimentation, public data, and market signals.
Four posts documenting the development of NewsThread, including the first Android build and the move toward on-device intelligence.
An open-source continuity layer for AI-assisted software projects.
An Android application for connecting news stories across time and preserving the relationships between them.
Prediction-market monitoring and analysis tools for surfacing unusual activity.
A calibrated longitudinal record of democratic institutional health.
Numbered reports on continuity, provenance, systems thinking, institutional memory, and longitudinal understanding.
Publication principle
The publication channel tells readers where an artifact lives. The investigation and question explain why it exists.