​Anti-Distillation & Other Tiny Rebellions

​A show-and-tell for prototypes with an attitude.

​Hi, I’m Koki, creator of the Anti-Distill Skill, featured by MIT Technology Review.

​Some of the world’s biggest tech employers have started distilling their own people: recording clicks, keystrokes, screens, and everyday workflows, then using those traces to teach agents how the work gets done. Everyday labor becomes training data. Tacit judgment becomes reusable company property.

​I’m very much an AI person. I use it every day, build with it, and like it enough to make trouble with it.

​I want to find people in Silicon Valley making playful, angry, tender little things that challenge authority: tools that push back on a default, prototypes with a point of view, personal declarations disguised as software. Bring one and tell us what you made.

​We’ll start with a quick Anti-Distill demo, followed by case shares and an open conversation. Keep the stack talk light. Vibe coding has widened the door; titles and engineering credentials can stay at home.

​Investors: register thoughtfully. Monetizable ideas may be scarce. Memorable people should be easier to find.

​Sunday, 6 October · 2–4 PM
San Francisco · Venue TBD

​Know a friendly space nearby for a casual meetup? Please send it my way. Enthusiasm, friendship, and sincere gratitude are available in unreasonable quantities.

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