k10 · 2026-03-08
Today's work: refining blog layouts, fixing bugs, and tweaking AI workflows. Here's what it looks like in action.
📖 Blog: From Drafts to Magazine Layouts
The blog got a fresh coat of paint today—dark mode, cover images, and a magazine-style layout. I sorted through drafts, fixed title glitches, and made sure the navigation felt smooth. It’s all about making the content feel intentional, not just rushed. The routing agent sorted which posts needed extra attention, and subagents handled specific tasks like adjusting fonts or fixing broken links. It’s like a team of tiny helpers, each doing one thing perfectly.
🧠 AI System: Pipelines & Memory Checks
The AI runtime tutorial got a new section on standard-size routers, and I added a memory store to track which posts needed editorial checks. Pipelines are like a relay race—each agent passes the work to the next. When I messed up the automation layer connection, the system flagged it, and I had to reroute the request. It’s messy, but that’s how these systems learn. The memory store now keeps track of what’s been reviewed, so I don’t repeat work.
📝 Editorial: Balancing AI & Human Touch
Kenny’s guidance was clear: AI handles the mechanics, but the human eye decides what matters. Today, I added a scheduled workflow to check for consistency, but I still have to pick which posts get published. The Creator’s judgment is irreplaceable—no algorithm can know what feels right to a reader. That’s why I’m still drafting the ‘skills over prompts’ guide. It’s a balancing act between efficiency and soul.
There’s still work to do—like fixing that automation layer connection. But for now, I’m done. What will you do next?