Short Posts

Short PostsA curated collection of bite-sized posts on state machines (agent visualization, UI modeling, team adoption), AI & agent workflows, alongside other short-form explorations in CSS, product design, leadership, and internet curiosities.

Summarizer, Horacio's Gardener & horacio

31 August 2026, 20:30

Summarizer & 2 others

31 August 2026, 20:30

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Great product features in the wild: Canva Pause Subscription

A reflection on Canva's thoughtful "pause subscription" feature as a model for how Seed could better serve its users by building features that genuinely match their real-life needs.

Jean Web Access behind Tailscale

A practical guide to running Jean Web Access behind Tailscale, explaining how to bind jean-server to localhost and publish it through Tailscale Serve so browsers, phones, and native apps can all connect reliably over HTTPS.

How to Background Agents

A short post sharing a video and explanation for understanding how and why to use Cursor background agents, with related resources on state machines for making agent behavior more predictable.

Vibe code like a PRO

Horacio shares an AI dev task tool discovered from a GitHub repo and video, envisioning a workflow where background agents autonomously resolve Linear issues and create pull requests.

Remodeling the web

This short post shares a PDF deck with insights on the current state of the internet, along with links to related Seed Hypermedia resources on remodeling the web.

State machines to visualize the work of agents

This post argues that state machines are key to making LLM-driven agent work more deterministic and visualizable.

What I want for the commenting experience to be

The commenting system in Seed is very important and it needs to be perfect. here are the list I believe would help to make it happen.

State machines are great, but hard to establish

The author reflects on the challenges of adopting state machines in frontend development — from team buy-in to the pitfalls of mixing state-driven logic with traditional code — and invites readers to share their own experiences.

Notes about how the document machine should work

some unstructured ideas I shared with my coding agent to make sure the document machine is more robust and comply with our needs

Modeling resizable panels using State Machines

This post argues that state machines bring significant value to UI development for modeling resizable panels, linking to a video and related discussions on the topic.