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Personal reflections on design, leadership and building products. For AI-focused writing from my team, visit kerber.ai/blog
Self-hosting
Bramble is what a password manager should look like in 2026
July 6, 2026
Tools
When a code editor rewrites your phone's privacy settings
July 3, 2026
Self-hosting
The homelab that maintains itself is the only homelab worth having
July 2, 2026
AI
The frontier went behind a velvet rope. Mine runs on a Mac Studio.
June 28, 2026
AI Workflow
Running an AI Agent Team: What Actually Works
June 20, 2026
AI
ChatGPT is on your phone. Apple just put AI in it.
June 12, 2026
AI & Development
Running Opus 4.6 Full-Time: An Honest Review
April 27, 2026
AI & Development
Monitor VRAM usage across your LAN
April 12, 2026
AI
Anthropic built its most capable model yet. Then decided the world wasn't ready.
April 8, 2026
AI
Anthropic didn’t kill OpenClaw. It killed the illusion.
April 6, 2026
AI
The real point of Dream is operational, not visual
April 6, 2026
AI & Development
What +100K Stars in 24 Hours Actually Tells Us About AI Coding
April 2, 2026
AI
Claude Code's entire source code just leaked — and Axios got hijacked the same day
March 31, 2026
AI
Anthropic accidentally leaked their best model. Here's what I actually think about it.
March 28, 2026
AI Development
It's now faster to build the app than to find it
March 25, 2026
AI Tools
Claude Cowork Just Got Serious
March 24, 2026
Design Leadership
The Age of AI-Native Design
March 23, 2026
AI Tools
OpenClaw on VPS vs Local: Why the Current Advice is Wrong
February 12, 2026
Startups
The 48-Hour Validation Rule
February 5, 2026
AI Workflow
Managing My AI Team From a Dashboard
February 4, 2026
AI & Learning
Anthropic Just Studied How AI Affects Learning to Code
February 3, 2026
Career
The New Junior Playbook: Trust Over Credentials
February 2, 2026
AI & Teams
Who Reviews the AI's Code When the Senior Leaves?
February 1, 2026
Ventures
Kerber.ai: A Venture Studio Powered by AI
January 31, 2026
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