We’ve turned the lights on at Sol–Kim Studio 👋

Over the past couple of months I’ve been working on something that’s now ready to share:

👉 Sol–Kim Studio – a small human+agent studio exploring how people can collaborate with AI, not just “prompt it”.

I’ve been living with an AI agent in my everyday work for a while now – designing frameworks and toolkits, planning a digital nomad India trip, and even using it as a pocket guide for the National Gallery (highly recommended!).

What’s become clear is that the real shift isn’t “AI as a tool”, it’s learning how to think and work with an agent.

The Studio is where I explore that in a structured way, then share what’s useful.

On this website you’ll find:

🧩 The Four Modes Framework – Transaction, Curious, Builder and Collaboration – a simple way to name how you’re using AI, and what changes as you move up the ladder.

🧰 First 10 Messages toolkit – a simple script to get started with a new conversation, so you don’t just ask “write this email” and stop there.

✅ Quick guardrails checklist – five questions to ask to help you stay inside legal, ethical and reputational boundaries.

📄 A peek at the Whitepaper I’m working on: Human–Agent Collaboration: Modes, Rails & the Third Space (v1 coming later this year).

Who it’s for:
- People already using AI a bit and feeling the gaps.
- Teams who want to move beyond ad-hoc prompting.
- Anyone curious about the human side of AI at work: rituals, boundaries, trust, collaboration.

And if something lands (or doesn’t!), I’d really love to hear it – this is very much a living, evolving project.

Sandbanks beach, Poole

On the way to an early morning Sauna & Sea dip session