Housekeeping: Context Drift Management for Claude Code THE CONTEXT DRIFT PROBLEM When you run Claude Code sessions for hours or days, you hit a fundamental problem that plagues all LLM agents: context drift. Claude gradually forgets things in CLAUDE.md, starts pattern-matching to expectations instead of examining actual evidence, and accumulates cruft in its working memory. I
Testing Every Model I Have Against Prompt Injection: Results Were Not What I Expected If you run an AI agent that reads your email, checks your calendar, and browses the web on your behalf, you have a prompt injection problem. You might not know it yet, but you do.
ai Securing Your OpenClaw Deployment: Threats and Hardening Tips The moment you install OpenClaw and start a gateway, you're running a server. This is a fundamentally different threat model, and most people don't adjust for it. This post covers the threat vectors I've encountered and the hardening steps I recommend.
ai Artificial Intelligence: Fear and Loathing Pretty Much Everywhere Like so many other things, AI has become controversial. It's either a fantastic technology, or the technology that will ultimately decimate humanity à la Skynet. Let's wipe aside the hyperbole and look at what it really is.
artificial intelligence AI-Assisted RFID Analysis: Automating Card Dump Examination and Proxmark3 Control Traditional RFID security research requires extensive manual analysis, iterative testing, and technical knowledge. This post demonstrates how an AI agent framework can accelerate the research workflow.
artificial intelligence The OpenClaw Model Strategy: How I Route 5 Providers, Spend Almost Nothing, and Keep My Agent From Getting Hijacked I've spent the last two weeks tuning my OpenClaw setup to use multiple AI models simultaneously. The goal was simple: get the best possible agent performance while spending as close to zero dollars as possible. Along the way, I ran prompt injection tests against 15 models, discovered that
openclaw Featured My OpenClaw Experience: An AI Agent That Actually Does Stuff I've been running OpenClaw - first on an Ubuntu VM on my local ESXi system, and then on a Mac Mini M4 Pro for about two weeks now. Here's what happened and why I think this thing is special.
