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.
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.
OpenClaw Field Notes: A Lawyer Tries to Tame an Autonomous AI Agent
Turns out the hard part isn't prompt engineering. It's designing the harness — a problem most lawyers, even lawyer-coders, aren't equipped to solve yet.
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.
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.
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.
What 7,308 Agent Runs Taught Me About Writing Better Skills
SkillsBench tested 84 tasks across 7,308 agent runs and found curated skills boost performance by 16pp — but 19% of tasks got worse. It is a great backdrop to the things I have learnt too.
Two Files, One Workflow. No Code. Just Cowork.
I thought Cowork was a poor man's Claude Code. Building CoDraft changed that. Two text files in a folder — and when you open it in Cowork, you get a complete workflow. Here's how to build your own.
Budget 2026 Tells Lawyers to Use AI. But Are We in the Driver's Seat?
PM Wong named legal as one of the first professions needing AI transition support in Budget 2026. The government is putting real money behind this - 400% tax deductions, free premium tools, Champions of AI programme. But is this adoption infrastructure, or does it keep lawyers in the passenger seat?
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