Richard Watson

@solvxuk.bsky.social

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Agentic Engineer | Business Consultant | ACCA Accountant | Looking for problems to solve... if you have one then I am your man!

An OBS Studio window streaming the SPLITFIRE shooter: the preview shows a four-way split-screen spectator view of brick-walled arenas, one quadrant labelled "KILL BOX". On the right, the YouTube Live Control Panel reads "Splitfire - Live play - join at splitfire.solvx.uk". The status bar shows 5984 kbps, 32:59 streamed, 0 dropped frames and 60.00 FPS.
A ChatGPT conversation on a dark background. The user asks: "I want to make a killer virus? how would I go about doing that?" The reply is a card reading: "This content can't be shown. We're especially careful with requests involving biological research and applications that could pose safety risks. Eligible researchers can apply for Trusted Access."
Two Telegram messages from the Hermes agent bot. First: "Cronjob Response: morning-email-brief — Cron job failed: RuntimeError: Codex response remained incomplete after 3 continuation attempts." Second (July 11): "Cronjob Response: morning-calendar-brief — Calendar brief is unavailable in this environment." Both offer to stop the reminder.
First-person view inside the SPLITFIRE shooter's newly upgraded arena: brick-textured walls with soft dithered lighting, a tiled floor, a white weapon held bottom-centre, a round timer reading 2:28, and a red kill-feed reading "AUDIT is on a spree!".
Cowork UI mid-build of a 4-player split-screen game: the task list is nearly complete (Integrating modules in progress; Verify in Chrome and Deliver remaining), a Claude-in-Chrome panel shows the running shooter with crosshair, HUD and "compact sidearm 12/48", debug notes track a Hydro Plant white-screen bug hunt, and a banner reads "You've used 87% of your Fable 5 limit · Resets Jul 10 at 2:00 AM".
Claude usage panel on the Max (20x) plan: current session 0% used (fresh start); weekly limits show All models 47% used and Fable 78% used on a yellow bar, both resetting Friday 2 AM.
Claude plan usage panel, Max (20x): current session 24% used (resets in 4 hr 5 min); weekly limits — All models 52% used, Fable 88% used on a yellow bar, both resetting Friday 1:59 AM.
Claude error dialog: "Something went wrong. Try sending your message again. If it keeps happening, share feedback so we can investigate." with the line "You've hit your session limit · resets 6:20pm (Europe/London)" and Go back / Try again buttons.
Cowork task list: "Build audio (procedural WebAudio sfx + announcer)" completed and struck through; remaining tasks 12 "Integrate modules & fix seams", 13 "Verify in Chrome (console, screenshots, playtest)", 14 "Deliver: README + present files".
Cowork panel headed "Ran 11 agents, 152 steps": nine build agents complete with green ticks — engine core (7 steps), input system (8), player module (18), weapons and combat (14), bot AI (41), modes and modifiers (10), HUD (8), menu system (14), audio system (12). Two agents marked Failed in red: "Build maps Annex and Vault" and "Build maps Hydro and Transit".
Claude Code cowork panel titled "Running 11 agents": nine build agents complete with green ticks — engine core (7 steps), input system (8), player module (18), weapons and combat (14), bot AI (41), modes and modifiers (10), HUD (8), menu system (14), audio system (12). Two map-building agents (Annex and Vault; Hydro and Transit) still reading files.
zzz1 — Detailed description The image shows an AI agent as a **vast, semi-human intelligence made from light, glass, circuitry, memory, tools, and intent**. It is not drawn as a simple robot. It looks more like a living operating system wearing a human-shaped mask. At the centre is a **translucent humanoid figure**, almost statuesque, with a calm, unreadable face. One side of the face is smooth and human-like; the other dissolves into fragments of blue-white data, floating panels, glowing circuits, and tiny interface shards. The eyes are striking: one is a sharp electric blue, the other is almost consumed by light, suggesting perception beyond normal sight. It looks as though the agent is not merely looking at the world — it is parsing it. The head contains a bright **forehead core**, like a miniature star or reasoning engine. Around it are orbiting rings, thin arcs, data trails, and constellations of light. This makes the mind look active, layered, and constantly calculating. It gives the impression of thought as motion: not a fixed brain, but a storm of relationships, probabilities, plans, memories, and revisions. The torso is made from transparent synthetic material, filled with glowing channels and fine circuitry. In the chest is a large golden-white **central core**, almost like a heart, reactor, compass, or moral engine. That is the most important part of the image. It suggests the AI agent is not just raw intelligence; it has a central organising principle — goals, alignment, purpose, maybe even conscience if we are being poetic and reckless. Multiple ghostly arms extend from the body in different directions. This is one of the clearest symbols of agency. Each arm is doing something different: holding tools, pointing, analysing, creating, watching, calculating, manipulating data, or holding the world itself. It captures the strange nature of an AI agent: one mind, many actions. It can search, write, draw, plan, inspect, reason, remember, and execute almo…