Christoph Nakazawa Publishes 'Attention': Why Frameworks Still Matter in the AI Era
cnakazawa · x · 2026-09-24
Christoph Nakazawa published his #26 note 'Attention', arguing the answer to 'do frameworks still matter?' and 'does my work still matter?' is the same: attention. Prompting and verifying agents costs finite attention that doesn't scale to large codebases; maintained frameworks amortize community attention; and AI makes forking and rewriting easy enough to fulfill open source's true promise.
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