AI as Disciplined Software: “I Think I Should Leave”

Evolving AI Workflows and the Drive to Simplicity Fancy paying me to turn this into a proper product? Drop me a line: scott.galloway+[email protected] The Thought That Started Everything Why does a human brain run real-time cognition on 20 watts—while our best AI…

How I Build Software: Make It Work, Make It Pretty, Lock It Down

Why I write tests last, and why that's not what you think it means Controversial take: Test-Driven Development is a brilliant practice that solves the wrong problem for most creative work. Here's what works better. The Three Phases of Building Software (That…

Semantic Intelligence: Part 10 - The DiSE Cooker: When Tools Cook Themselves Into Workflows

The finale of the Semantic Memory series. The beginning of something stranger. Note: This is Part 10—the last in the Semantic Memory series and the first in the DiSE Cooker series. We're moving from theory to practice, from "how tools work" to "what happens…

Semantic Intelligence: Part 9 - Self-Healing Tools Through Lineage-Aware Pruning

When your tools break themselves, your system should remember why and never repeat the mistake When *DiSE commits murder. <img src="https://github.com/scottgal/mostlylucid.dse/raw/main/logo.png?height=200" alt="mostlylucid-dse logo" height="200px"…

Cooking with DiSE (Part 2): Graduated Apprenticeships - Training Workflows to Run Without a Safety Net

When your workflows learn to walk without training wheels (and you stop paying for babysitters) Note: This is Part 2 in the "Cooking with DiSE" series, exploring practical patterns for production-scale workflow evolution. Today we're talking about something…