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May
From One Source to Three: When the Right Agent Showed Up
I've written about data.zeeker.sg for months without ever saying: go use it. Three databases now live. Here's the agent architecture that finally made solo ownership tractable enough to invite people in.
10 min read
22
Apr
Word on Claude: The Lawyer's Greatest Legal Tech Tool Strikes Back
Claude for Word is here, and it's genuinely good. But the interface you work in shapes the thinking you do — and if you can't tell whether you're doing strategy or execution, you might be missing the forest for the trees.
7 min read
31
Mar
Where Is My Work? — How AI Tools Quietly Fragment Your Files
I sent my laptop for repair and assumed everything was backed up. Then I opened my iPad to work and discovered how many places AI tools had quietly scattered my files.
7 min read
19
Mar
AI Won't Replace You. Someone Who Decides Will.
The conventional AI-and-jobs conversation is stuck on the wrong question. AI can't practise intentionality — it resolves statistical patterns. That makes the human behind the prompt the entire moral equation.
8 min read
09
Mar
From Draft to Final: What Changed in MinLaw's AI Guide (And What It Means for You)
I submitted feedback on MinLaw's draft AI guide expecting nothing. Six months later, the final guide adopted both recommendations near-verbatim. Here's what changed and what it means for solo counsel.
7 min read