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Most of my time goes into the .agent Community. We are applying for .agent as a new top-level domain through ICANN's 2026 gTLD round. The community has grown to 2,500+ members including teams at Datadog, Netlify, Grab, and CrewAI.

Alongside this, I authored the AID spec, a DNS-based standard for AI agent identity and discovery. The question I keep coming back to: what should trust, discoverability, and coordination look like when software agents become first-class actors on the internet?

Publishing roughly once a month on this site. Recent topics: dyslexia and building inclusive tools, how I rebuilt this site as an agent-first blog, and a deep dive into shadow libraries and AI training data. My writing tends to sit at the intersection of technology, identity, and policy.

Still hosting long dinners for friends — somewhere between 7 and 10 courses depending on how ambitious I feel. Currently on a Middle Eastern kick: perfecting labneh, experimenting with za'atar ratios, and trying to nail a proper knafeh.

Based in the US. Traveling regularly for .agent community work and conferences.