Stan Voo
Ukrainian founder. I've built a successful e-commerce business, and now I've switched to trying to answer a few questions that won't leave me alone:
- How do you validate business ideas in 2026?
- What does personal knowledge management become when it's really context management for AI?
- What does commerce look like when software is the customer — and what are the emerging business models worth building in?
This is where I write — about AI, decision-making, PKM, and the business opportunities hiding in all of this. Read the blog or explore the interactive lab. Subscribe via RSS.
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adracle
The Facebook Ad Library, captured to your disk. A Chrome side-panel extension that crawls an Ad Library query and saves everything locally — creative text, original media files, EU transparency data — as a compact JSON corpus shaped to be read by an AI.
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Grilling my own essay
Pointed a skill built to interrogate coding plans at a finished observational essay. It tripped on the genre once, re-grounded, then sharpened the prose cleanly.
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Interceptors and Demons
Two structural patterns for how personal AI agents join inter-human conversations — and what each one costs in trust, attribution, and contestability.
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Slack as Spec
The standard pitch is to put the AI in the room. The opposite works better: keep the AI out, let it read the transcript afterwards.
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Tropic
Opening passage of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer, with text flowing around a rising figure. Uses @chenglou/pretext for DOM-free text measurement and obstacle-aware line routing.
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I Built a Weekly Review That Triangulates Five Sources
No single source captures what actually happened in your week. But voice notes, ChatGPT, git, Slack, and session reflections together do.
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Bloom's Taxonomy Is Breaking
AI doesn't just help you learn faster — it restructures what learning even means. An interactive framework for the AI era.
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Bloom's Taxonomy Reimagined
How AI transforms the cognitive hierarchy into a human–agent division of labor.





