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In September 2026 Personal AI settled into four bets. Muse bets on models and distribution, Today AI on state, Manus/Cue on identity, Dots on always-on agents and governance. All four live on a machine that stays running.

Split a line into independent elements, then give each one an increasing delay. Every variant builds on that. Zero dependencies.

Multiply the distance between the pointer and an element's center by a strength factor, then ease it with lerp. The same formula drives magnets, layered parallax, CSS spotlights, and 3D tilt.

A zero-dependency demo of four scroll storytelling techniques: smooth scrolling, pinned horizontal travel, parallax layers, and a scroll-driven counter, with a GSAP and Lenis counterpart.

Generate the initial particle data once, then calculate each frame's positions in a vertex shader. The complete interactive demo runs inside the post.

Notes from the official MCP spec draft's changelog, compared against the 2025-11-25 version, focused on sessions, the handshake, MRTR, and migration impact.

What I've been reading lately.

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A close read of Orloj's single-agent loop, multi-agent graph routing, tools and governance, and how the Go control plane, Postgres leases, and React console wire into the same resources. With core code and diagrams.

A short intro, and the kinds of notes I keep publishing here.

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To be updated.