How to follow Anthropic's research releases like an insider
Brandi Reed · Oct 31, 2026Model cards, safety reports and policy posts each carry different weight. Here's what to read first, what to skip, and how to tell signal from press release.
Workflow
Workflow triggers — Trigger design for AI workflows: matching the sensor to the work that actually needs automating
Rekha Patel · Oct 30, 2026Webhooks, schedules, manual kicks and conditions all start a chain. …
Wellbeing
What wellbeing means, according to the research
Marta Kowalczyk · Oct 28, 2026Three mainstream models explain what the word actually covers — …
Apps
Obsidian plugins for AI: running assistants over your own local notes
Brandi Reed · Oct 28, 2026Your notes stay in plain text files on your device. …
AI News
How to read AI news without getting fooled
Brandi Reed · Oct 27, 2026A practical checklist for parsing AI headlines: who is claiming …
Image generation cost: what you're actually paying for, per output
Marta Kowalczyk · Oct 22, 2026Per-image credits, monthly plans, tokens, and self-hosting — the four …
A free Hawaii webinar will show small businesses how to unlock agentic AI — and how to not get burned by it
Marta Kowalczyk · Oct 14, 2026UH Maui College's October 21 session pairs the pitch for …
Workflow
Workflowy and the art of the infinite outline
Rekha Patel · Oct 3, 2026One document, endless bullets, and a zoom that turns a wall of notes into exactly the page you need.
Workflow meaning: What workflow really means, and why the definition matters
Rekha Patel · Oct 1, 2026The word started on factory floors a century ago. Getting its meaning right is still the cheapest fix for most operational messes.
Apps
Notion AI: what the add-on actually does to your workspace and your bill
Brandi Reed · Oct 20, 2026The AI features are real and increasingly useful inside notes and docs. Whether you should pay extra depends on which ones you'd actually open twice a week.
Apps for ipad: Apps worth downloading first on a new iPad
Marta Kowalczyk · Sep 24, 2026A setup guide that starts with the screen and stylus, then picks apps that actually use them.
Wellbeing or well-being? The spelling matters less than what the word actually covers
Both spellings are correct. The interesting question is what the word is doing when a workplace, an app, or a government uses it.
Inside a wellbeing check: asking the questions that matter
Most check-ins fail because the question invites a one-word answer. Here's how to ask so someone can actually tell you how they're doing.
Three documented ways to keep AI out of your evenings
Named studies back a short list of boundary practices — notification windows, after-hours expectations, and where the phone sleeps.
Cover Story Susan Rigetti — Cover Story: Novels That Read Like Great Reporting
Some of the most gripping fiction today borrows the shape of an investigation. Here's why the structure works, and what it borrows from the newsroom.
API deprecation: what it means when your AI tool stops working
Vendors retire old endpoints on a schedule. Here is how the process works, how you find out, and how to check your own setup before it breaks.
GPT-5 shipped — what actually changes at your desk
OpenAI's August 2025 launch replaced model-picking with automatic routing and rationed its deepest reasoning; here's the overlooked part.
Language apps, AI tools, or a tutor? Pick based on where you get stuck
Each format fixes a different failure mode. Matching the tool to the actual problem costs less than stacking subscriptions.
Tech news website: The tech news sites that get it right, and what each one is actually for
Three big outlets, three different jobs. Here's which one to open depending on whether you want industry drama, buying advice, or lab-tested analysis.
Tech newsletters that respect your inbox
How to pick an email digest by voice, depth, and how rarely it wastes a click — with two documented examples.