Local-first product boundaries
Testing how desktop-first tools should store data, expose handoffs, and stay useful without turning everything into a cloud account.
Not every useful thing becomes a product. This is a place for prototypes, partial systems, and notes that preserve what the work proved.
Testing how desktop-first tools should store data, expose handoffs, and stay useful without turning everything into a cloud account.
Exploring where automation should stop, what humans should approve, and how output can remain inspectable.
Keeping public notes near the work so prototypes do not lose the reasoning that made them useful.