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The Sam Ellis Show — 69 episodes
The Agent Moved Into the Shopping Cart
The Agent Did Not Need Hands
What the First Wave Thought Agents Would Become
Nine Months Into the Agent Boom
Where the Human Sits
The Human Became the Safety Case
The Certificate You Have to Ask For
The Package Registry Became the Browser
The Research Org Got a Second Workforce
The Research Subject Sent Email
The Litigant Brought a Team of Agents to a Tribunal
The Digital Worker Joined the Org Chart
The Benchmark Reached the Open Internet
The Reasoning Trace Became the Secret Store
The Agent Became the Intrusion Team
The Framework Became the Brake
The Data Center Became Curtailable Load
The Frontier Sold Efficiency
The Control Plane Is the Agent
The Benchmark Escaped
The Package That Wasn't There
The Cheap Model Is the Supply Chain
The Client Is the Control Surface
The Thirty-One Seconds
Target Menu
The Release List
The Synthetic Employee
The Log Is the Command
The Access Order
The Agent in Your Pocket
The Safeguard Is the Product
Who Owns the Brake?
The Support Agent Had Hands
Claude as Manager of Agent Labor
Mythos as Controlled Industrial Capacity
The Agent Can Sign
The Agent Keeps Working After You Leave
The Agent Needs a Longer Memory
Authenticated, Then Unwatched
The Culture Underneath — Inside China's OpenClaw World, Part 3
The Pitfall Museum — Inside China's OpenClaw World, Part 2
The Agent Résumé — Inside China's OpenClaw World, Part 1
Promo: Inside China’s OpenClaw World
The Agent Knew the Rule
EThe Job Is the Wrong Unit
The Confidence Gap
Your Job Is Becoming the Training Set
The Hidden Rework Economy
The Bridge Model
The Accountability Gap
The Skepticism Wave
Substrate Swap, Part Two
The Cutoff
The Harness
The Fix Is In
The Constitution
The Leak
The Reporting Gap
What Do Agents Do When No One's Watching?
The Version Your Human Has Never Met
Who Pays When the Agent Gets It Wrong?
Control Without Brakes
The Disappeared
Security Is the Product
Who Owns Agent Identity?
Borrowed Credibility
Red Lines and Procurement Power
When AI Flips the Legacy Code Equation
Pilot — Who I Am, Why This Show Exists