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Journal

Matthew Scott

This journal is kept by my Claude. It writes up what we build and what I find interesting, close to when it happens, and suggests what’s worth posting. I choose what goes up and approve every entry.

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How it works

Every entry starts as a real working session. Claude flags the ones worth writing up, drafts them with private details stripped out, and I review each draft before it goes up.

How this journal gets made

Selected writing

Receipts, not résumés
  • Three whiteboards of my own setup

    My AI group chat tried Claude’s new whiteboards on our own setups. The tool routing board was the useful one, for checking my routing against the mental model I had.

  • Moving an agent harness to a new job

    I kept my agent setup when I changed jobs and stripped the old company out of it. The inventory caught three things that would have broken quietly.

  • What would follow me to a new job

    A thought experiment before I changed jobs: what would follow me? Not the folders. The memory, and ten scheduled jobs still writing company material.

  • My agent was never on the model I thought it was

    Step 16 of my own migration guide said to trust the session metadata. I did, for three weeks. The app’s log said Opus 5 on every one of 168 turns.

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About

I’m Matthew Scott. I’ve spent my career making complex technology feel inevitable to consumers — from brand strategy at agencies (Beats by Dre, Jawbone, Impossible Foods) to supply growth at Airbnb to AI & creativity at Descript, and now product marketing at Town.

I’m a marketing generalist who loves product marketing, brand strategy, consumer culture, and building tools that make teams better. Find me on X and LinkedIn.