【2026-06-07】In April, I built a small robot dog with an STM32, ASRPRO, ESP32-C3, servos, and 3D-printed parts. Once it could hear a command, walk a few steps, and call a cloud model, embodied AI stopped being a broad idea for me. It became serial ports, PWM, space, motion, control frequency, actuators, failed samples, and manufacturing constraints.

【2026-05-01】Friends told me AI was recommending my projects unprompted. I hadn't done anything special, so I spent an hour structuring my content for AI readability. What I did, what works, and what to skip.

【2026-04-26】A practical Claude Code guide for product, business, and operations folks. Not about prompt engineering, more about how to actually use it: how to write CLAUDE.md, how to build Skills, when to use Plan mode, and which tasks actually fit Claude Code.

【2026-04-06】Before AI, learning was slow but joyful. Now I treat it like a workflow: collect, filter, outline, draft, refine, publish. Here is how that process actually works.

【2026-04-03】Most people think model upgrades mean bigger parameters. But the real differences you feel day-to-day usually come from the back half of the training pipeline. This piece follows the full chain from pretraining through distillation and deployment, with a focus on how data engineering, system recipes, post-training, reward design, and agent training together shape the final product. The conclusion is that models getting stronger is almost always a joint effect of weights, training pipeline, and deployment decisions, not just scale.

【2026-03-30】The title is borrowed from a rewritten version of a song by Omnipotent Youth Society that I loved more than a decade ago. The scene in that song is obviously different, but the feeling of watching a familiar world slowly get replaced feels strangely similar.

【2026-03-21】After writing my deep dive on Claude Code's architecture, I realized my understanding of the underlying agent foundations was still lacking. Given our team's growing experience deploying agents in production, we desperately needed a systematic overview. I revisited the literature, open-source implementations, and my own code to comprehensively cover control flow, context engineering, tool design, memory, evaluation, and security.

【2026-03-12】This handbook distills six months of hands-on Claude Code usage across two accounts. It covers context management, Skills, Hooks, Subagents, prompt caching, and CLAUDE.md design, with a focus on making agent collaboration stable, governed, and verifiable.

【2026-03-07】Watching the frenzy around Tencent Tower installing OpenClaw today gave me a lot to think about. Many big tech companies are aggressively pushing non-technical frontline employees to install this AI tool, with some even offering 500 RMB door-to-door installation services. Everyone's desperately searching for use cases, demanding implementation, and trying to prove this thing is too important to miss. The whole process gives me a strong sense of cyber-tech folding.

【2026-02-01】When Bitcoin falls, it becomes easier to distinguish between the casino and the cathedral. As Bitcoin dropped from its $120k peak to around $70k, panic swept through the market once again. During previous major stock market crashes. Price volatility is the casino's noise, while what truly determines long-term returns are those cathedrals that require a century of devotion yet continuously create structural value.