Never Send the Image to the Fine-Tuned Model
You fine-tune the voice, not the perception. Perception is a commodity you rent; voice is the thing you cannot buy.
Articles techniques, décisions produit et observations honnêtes, rédigés pendant la construction, pas après.
Comment les fonctionnalités IA se comportent quand de vraies personnes les utilisent, pas dans des démos contrôlées.
You fine-tune the voice, not the perception. Perception is a commodity you rent; voice is the thing you cannot buy.
The expensive failures were not training failures. They were infrastructure failures that produced plausible output instead of an error.
You don't ship a model. You ship everything around it.
An agent is a while loop. Everything hard is in the exit condition.
Your tool's description is its documentation, its type system, and its onboarding.
Every AI call has a marginal cost. 'Unlimited' on a fixed price means one of three things: weaker models, hidden limits later, or burning cash.
An MCP tool is not useful because it exists. It is useful when the agent understands when, why, and how to call it.
Start with the data model, then expose the same truth through pages, APIs, MCP tools, and examples.
Use the interface that matches who's reading, humans, software, or agents.
Time tracking data is behavior data, and behavior data deserves local-first defaults.
If an AI system is going to summarize your work, give it structured context instead of making it scrape and guess.
Agents fail at the seams, not the steps.
Prompts that work in demos fail in production because demos don't have variance.
Models impress. Systems ship.
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