Make it real
Start with a working agent, analysis, or process—not a generic opinion.
A working content map
One center. Six angles.
This topic wheel is a starting map for the body of work—not a claim that every branch is finished. The center is practical AI; each spoke connects it to evidence already in motion.
Practical AI Systems
Visual models
Agent workflows
Fourier signals
Computer vision
Financial models
Learning in public
The six spokes
- Visual modelsMake the system visible before asking a machine to change it.
- Agent workflowsMove AI from a prompt into a repeatable operating process.
- Fourier signalsUse periodic patterns to explain motion, noise, and structure.
- Computer visionExplore how models recover and interpret visual information.
- Financial modelsStudy uncertainty through yield curves and portfolio interaction.
- Learning in publicTurn each experiment into an explanation someone else can use.
How the map becomes content
One build, many useful views.
Draw the model
Use a whiteboard or visual map to make the moving parts legible.
Show the evidence
Turn the build into a video, article, and concise field notes.
Link the system
Connect every artifact back to the research, the build, and the next question.
Start at the center
The Marketing Mechanic is artifact one.
The whiteboard video is an early example of the core idea: describe a practical system visually, then use that map to guide what gets built.