Always On
One email every Friday, for people who run agents rather than read about them. One idea worth keeping, one recipe you can copy this weekend, and an honest note from running this stuff in production. Three minutes to read. Every issue is published here in full, so you can decide before you subscribe.
What is in each issue
Always On is written for professionals first: founders, operators, and consultants who want an agent doing real work by Monday rather than a tour of the latest model. Every issue has the same three parts, so you know what you are getting before you open it.
One idea
A single principle worth keeping, such as the macro test: if a script could do the job, it is not a job for an agent. Each idea is picked because it changes a decision you will make this month, not because it is new.
One recipe
A complete agent you can copy this weekend: what it does, when it runs, what it reads, and what it sends you. Recent recipes include a meeting-prep agent that briefs you before every external call and an inbox agent that reads your email before you do.
From the fleet
A short note to close: a reader's question answered, a question for you to reply to, and a pointer to the template behind the recipe. Replies are read, and the jobs readers mention most often become future recipes.
The archive below holds every issue in full, newest first. Start with the first issue if you have never deployed an agent, or pick the recipe closest to a job you would hand off this week.
Every issue
Turn a pile of reading into a Friday brief
A weekly research brief that reads your whole week so you can skim it in two minutes.
Let an agent face your inbox first
A triage agent that sorts, flags, and drafts, and never sends a thing without you.
Walk into every meeting already briefed
An agent that preps a one-page brief for every external meeting on your calendar.
Your first agent in 15 minutes
A copy-paste recipe for a morning digest agent that works while you sleep.