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Editor

Yuki Halvorsen

Yuki Halvorsen was born in Sapporo to a Norwegian father and a Japanese mother, wrote her first program on a school computer that took ten seconds to draw a circle, and spent eight years as an engineer in Stockholm before Tokyo pulled her back. She still ships something small every night, believes the only honest review of a model is the thing you built with it, and writes Accept All from a desk in Nakameguro where the terminal is always open.

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Columns

2026.09.28

This Week the Answer to Agents Was a Box

2026.09.21

Japan Ran Claude Code All Night and Wrote Down What Broke

Editor’s notes

2026.10.31

A Repository's Folders Decide Who Gets Believed

2026.10.28

Her Agent's Calls Never Leave the Building

2026.10.25

A Stolen Token Should Be Worth Nothing

2026.10.22

Three Folders Decide What an Agent Is Allowed to Touch

2026.10.13

A Passing Score Hides the Break

2026.10.10

An Old API Learns to Speak in Tools Overnight

2026.10.07

A Photograph and a Sentence Now Share an Address

2026.10.04

The Safest Agent Carries a Key That Expires on Its Own

2026.10.01

The Agent That Watches the Agent

2026.09.28

A Reranker Cannot Skim

2026.09.25

The Model Living Entirely on My Laptop

2026.09.22

The Good Part of a Plugin Is the File Nobody Reads

2026.09.19

A Generated Diff Does Not Lie

2026.09.16

A Voice Agent Should Know When to Stop Talking

2026.09.13

An Agent Should Forget on Purpose

2026.09.10

One Agent Grading Its Own Homework Is Not a Review

2026.09.07

A Skill Is Only Real When You Need It

2026.09.06

Read the Diff Before You Accept It