a pet goes home from the vet and then nobody checks on it. that's the whole system.
the clinic can't call every patient back. the owner doesn't know what counts as "wrong" so they wait. sometimes that ends in an emergency room at 2am.
nidana loop is the check in that should've been there.
whatsapp/sms message + email, owner taps it, talks to a voice agent about the recovery. vet gets a summary in the record. anything worrying reaches the clinic same day.
R.I.P. Higgsfield Katana.
We reverse engineered it into a Claude skill you can feed your agent.
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> describe your product, game or brand in a few lines
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Higgsfield influencers kept promising the Katana setup and never sent it, so here's the whole skill.
Big news: I've joined HapiVet 🐾
After building vet clinic software from scratch as a founding engineer at Nidana, I'm now helping build the AI-native OS for veterinary clinics, so vets can focus on care.
Huge thanks to the Nidana team. Excited for what's next.
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Mission S.
Authentic. Consistent. Timeless.
A glimpse into the future - shaped by our heritage. Mid-engine architecture. A focus on the driver and the driving experience.
Call it a love letter.
it's very interesting how many replies i've gotten about maintainability and clean code being still important. i would argue that that is no longer true and we all need to update our priors on what Good Code really means in 2026.
clean code has always come at a cost - performance. indirection and making code readable/understandable for a human is not free, it often comes at the cost of worse performance. we have historically been okay with this because of Moore's Law and the fact that most code is not on the hot path.
these principles also came from a time where humans maintained code. it made sense to optimize for humans then, but it makes less sense now when agents are already writing all the code. we will in fact probably discover and come up with new principles: principles of agent friendly architecture (i plan to write more thoughts about this soon)