Writing

Notes on AI, security, and building things.

  1. Building an OpenClaw Agent with Memory, Tools, and Trusted Workflows

    A practical walkthrough of how I set up OpenClaw as a personal AI operating system, what choices mattered, and why useful agents need more than a good model.

  2. Securing a Personal AI Agent with Hardening, Secrets, Boundaries, and Approvals

    A practical security deep dive on running a personal AI agent with real tools, local memory, secrets, approvals, and workflow boundaries without turning it into a liability.

  3. Supervising AI While Building the Platform You Write On — Lessons from an Astro + TinaCMS Migration

    A practical account of using Claude Code to migrate a personal site to Astro and then layer on a TinaCMS publishing workflow, with notes on what the AI got right, what it got wrong, and why the muscle of supervision matters for AI, cybersecurity, and teaching.

  4. What Building Two iOS Apps with AI Taught Me About the Real Security Risks of Agentic Coding

    A cloud security practitioner's notes on three patterns that emerged while shipping two iOS apps with AI coding tools — and what they imply for security teams.

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