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Capital, then code
What the T3NK writing bit is for — the segment between investing and shipping, straight from the partners' desk.
Most venture writing is either a thesis deck with a skin or market research nobody asked for. This section is neither. It is the working margin of a fund that also writes code — notes from the treehouse between a term sheet and a pull request.
You will find three kinds of post here:
- Decision notes. Why we passed, why we wired, and what we’d have needed to change our mind.
- Engineering log. What our engineers are actually fixing inside portfolio repos — the boring, load-bearing stuff.
- Signals. Short, dated observations from the edge of capital + code. No forecasts with a year attached.
The tone matches the site: plain type, no editorial flourishes, everything published when it’s ready instead of on a schedule.
If the hard part is technical, pitch us.