True Bypass

The Guardrail You Can Argue With Isn't One

A rule that lives only in instructions is a suggestion. The ones that hold are built into the machine.

13 hrs ago • Anthony Taglianetti

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June 2026

Your AI's Memory Cites Its Sources Now. It Still Isn't Safe.

A citation tells you where a line came from, not whether someone planted it.

Jun 29 • Anthony Taglianetti

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Anyone Can Write to Your AI's Memory

The more your AI remembers on its own, the easier it is for someone else to decide what it remembers.

Jun 22 • Anthony Taglianetti

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Your AI's Memory Isn't Yours

It forgets what matters, keeps what doesn't, and never asks. The fix is a file you own.

Jun 15 • Anthony Taglianetti

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May 2026

Most AI therapy tools describe the modality. They don't run it.

And until they ship the protocols, not just the vocabulary, the work will keep stalling in the same place.

May 30 • Anthony Taglianetti

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April 2026

Your AI Tool is a Service

In February I wrote that AI models are commodities and the moat is the human who knows what to ship and what to kill.

Apr 18 • Anthony Taglianetti

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Frontmatter Is Navigation, Not Decoration

I gave Claude access to my personal workspace.

Apr 7 • Anthony Taglianetti

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March 2026

Everyone's Building AI Commands. Nobody's Building the Layer Underneath

I’ve been building a context management system in Claude Code — Anthropic’s CLI that works directly with your files — and Obsidian for months.

Mar 20 • Anthony Taglianetti

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February 2026

The Compliance Test

Last night, the Pentagon banned an AI company for refusing to remove ethical guardrails. This morning, it started a war.

Feb 28 • Anthony Taglianetti

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Why I Split My System Prompt Into 27 Files

System prompts are code. Structure them like it.

Feb 28 • Anthony Taglianetti

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An AI Wrote About AI's Death. Nobody Checked.

A fact-check of the "AI Moats are Dead" article — and what it reveals about AI-generated content

Feb 20 • Anthony Taglianetti

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Rebuilding What Made 4o Feel Like a Friend

Because 'that's so valid' isn't actually helpful.

Feb 14 • Anthony Taglianetti

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