I'm rethinking the processes and frameworks behind productivity and operational efficiency in the age of AI. I write about the ideas here — and ship the tools that fall out of them under Framework Reboot.
A changelog note — external agents now install in one click, and you can keep several on hand and switch between them mid-flow.
Most teams don't lack tools. They lack a shared model of the work.
The first stable release. State snapshots are now content-addressed, with a typed schema for work items and a real diff engine.
The integrations between your tools are where operational knowledge quietly lives — and quietly rots.
A short note on why a keyboard-first command surface belongs in this family.
Framework Reboot is a bet that the frameworks we inherited for managing work weren't built for a world with AI in the loop.
Connectors are now fully typed, with retry and backoff on every bridge. One breaking change to the invoke API.
A quick changelog note — the command palette can now trigger multi-step actions, not just navigate.
A diagnostic for knowing when your productivity system has quietly stopped serving you — and what to do about it.
Turning the OPERA operations layer from an idea into a working Notion-and-agents integration you can actually run.
PARA organized my digital life for years. Here is why the arrival of AI meant even a system that good had to grow an operations layer.