LLM Wiki: The Knowledge Base That Maintains Itself

Tue, 10 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Of course you’ve got document stores. But be honest, how much ongoing love do they all have? Is every one of your onboarding guides on point, and how many of the “current architecture” diagrams show databases that were deprecated before you joined?

LLM Permissions: speed and safety in Practice

Tue, 10 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

93% of LLM permission requests are approved. That number should make you uncomfortable. Not because approving is wrong — most of those approvals are fine — but because a 93% approval rate is a signal that you haven’t designed your permission model. You’ve just been clicking through dialogs.

There’s also the opposite problem: leaving an agent to work autonomously, then coming back to find it paused, waiting for you to confirm that yes, it can grep a file it’s been reading all session. Both failures have the same root cause: permissions set by default, not design.

The question worth sitting with is whether you can move faster and sleep better. The answer is yes, but it requires deliberate thought about what your LLM actually needs to do its job.

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LLM Wiki: The Knowledge Base That Maintains Itself

LLM Permissions: speed *and* safety in Practice

LLM Permissions: speed and safety in Practice