Field Notes
A weekly dispatch from the edges of the knowledge graph.
Week of
Jun 8–Jun 14, 2026
5 sources / 18 insights
Five things worth knowing
> This is really big news. Google introduced the Open Knowledge Format (OKF) - a standardized way to store information in a directory of markdown files. Makes it really easy to make a digital brain that agents can use. > > These files can serve as a living wiki. You can give agents the ability to q
> If you're curious at all why everyone smart is telling you to build in loops, here's an easy way to try > > I built a skill that does this right here, iterate until a plan cannot be improved further, self-scoring
> Killer playbook for multi-Mac agent setup. Great "how to" guide for Agent Cookie to have your primary Mac and your MacMini agent machine be logged into all the same things with magic cookie sync. https://t.co/IGxJEMgTjZ > **Quoted @cathrynlavery:** > https://t.co/Edkvpq4uaR
> Asking Fable to "read the relevant academic literature on this idea before building - then think adversarially" is my favorite thing in the last 48 hours. - Fable can be prompted to "read the relevant academic literature on this idea before building" to ground development in existing research — re
> @jxnlco I gotchu fam https://t.co/J3YOOpL5ES - Roughdraft.md provides a local-first Markdown review app specifically designed for collaborating with coding agents — relates to [[ai-agents/interaction]] - The tool enables commenting and suggesting edits on Markdown files in a workflow optimized for