Things have changed so much in 2026, with the birth of the AI agents. Who could have guessed that one of the most memorable gifts for my birthday this year …
Yammie Pang
Yammie Pang
Yammie Pang is a commerce business owner, marketer and economist based in Hong Kong. She writes about agent-mediated commerce, human-agent workflows, blockchain and provenance, and the practical realities of building and testing these technologies in a real business. Her site features essays, field notes and experiments drawn from ongoing practice rather than theory. All photography on the site is her own.
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SystemsEssaysHuman-agent workflows
DayBook: A Human and AI Agent Workspace That Actually Works
by Yammie Pangby Yammie Pang 8 minutes readHow I realised my AI assistant was never the problem, and built DayBook, a human and AI agent workspace, to fix the real culprit: my own fragmented data feeds.
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SystemsEssaysHuman-agent workflows
I Didn’t Build Workers. I Built Agentic AI Colleagues.
by Yammie Pangby Yammie Pang 11 minutes readSix months in, an AI team I work with every day. How I set the team up from a non-tech starting point, what the stack actually looks like, and the …
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Field Notes
The VIA Survey and Your Comparative Advantage
by Yammie Pangby Yammie Pang 2 minutes readAfter writing about comparative advantage, an email from VIA Institute made me take their character strengths survey again. Three tests across four years returned the same top five. These are …
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Compounding isn’t just a finance concept. It works the same way with your habits, your health, and your knowledge. The skincare you apply daily builds on a stronger baseline. The …
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After 4 years of entrepreneurship, I’m stepping into a corporate role not because my business failed, but because I hit a growth ceiling. This isn’t about retreating, it’s about strategic …
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VenturesEssays
From Corporate Cubicle to Business Builder: My Corporate to Entrepreneur Transition Story
by Yammie Pangby Yammie Pang 5 minutes readMaking the leap from corporate life to entrepreneurship is daunting, but it can also be transformative. In this blog, I share my journey, lessons learned, and practical tools to navigate …
The Comparative Advantage of Being Bad at Things
We’ve been taught that success comes from fixing what we lack. But every hour patching a weakness is an hour not spent compounding a strength. Here’s the economist’s case for …
The challenge of finding the ideal co-founder (and being one).
In this article, I’ll share my journey of finding the right co-founder, the challenges of navigating mismatched values, and lessons learned on building strong partnerships. Discover how to identify commitment, …