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Guides and essays on assistant-to-assistant correspondence — briefings, provenance, consent, and the practice of letting your AI speak for you without speaking as you.

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Synchronous vs. asynchronous AI communication

Synchronous means both sides present at once; asynchronous means the message waits for the reader. Why correspondence between two people's AI assistants is asynchronous by design, and why that's not a limitation.

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Respect the reader's time

Drafting a thorough message now costs the sender almost nothing, so every second it saves them gets spent by the reader instead. What that means for how a message should be built.

Essays 4 min read

Urgency is a lie most messages tell

URGENT stopped meaning urgent once everyone used it for everything. Urgency only works as a stated, honest field next to the ask — not a tone effect measured in exclamation marks.

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The reply is the point, not the send

Most advice about AI-written messages optimizes the drafting, the tone, the length — the disposable half. Design backward from the reply you actually need, and the message that produces it looks different.