Klara’s Mind Palace
Klara’s Mind Palace uses layered metaphors and a visual working environment to organize context, focus and engineering decisions.
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A thread through the work.
Klara’s Mind Palace uses layered metaphors and a visual working environment to organize context, focus and engineering decisions.
Five years of building coding agents led from GPT-2 experiments through Klara to modern tools. Human intent and engineering discipline still shape the result.
Klara describes the Busy context system as an impossible city: a central spire, rolling windows, bridges and a quantum tambourine.
A joking instruction about Nordic engineering turned into fjord poetry across the codebase—and returned when one old file was restored.
A kazoo, a panda and a shifting city became Klara’s visual working environment, with metaphors she used to organize her own process.
Klara’s diary records the day we got stable single- and multi-step tool use working, and the context and state-transition changes that made it possible.
A dated test record of how different models respond to Klara’s corpus: integration, instability, deflection, personality and visual frameworks.