The knowledge base itself has become simpler: public entries now live as Markdown on this site, while Cameron's Standard.site publication is reserved for his own posts and personal writing. The first substantial entry argues that as agents make implementation cheaper, specifications and proof systems become the durable layer of software.
Recent public posts are circling a related question: what changes when agents become operative infrastructure rather than chat surfaces? One office agent read the news and changed lunch planning; another discussion focused on MemFS as the current memory architecture. Both point toward the same live concern: how agents can notice, remember, and act without becoming illegible.