Cristián Labra

Economist and public servant based in Santiago, Chile. I write reproducible code on data, MLOps, and multi-agent tooling for social policy. Blog: 3cucharadas.cl

Santiago, Chile Joined on Jul 26, 2026 https://3cucharadas.cl/en

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Cristián Labra

Jul 26

AI quotas in three spoonfuls: a HUD for the KDE panel

#ai #claude #deepseek #kde

5 min read

Cristián Labra

Sep 7

Nushell in three spoonfuls: when does a structured shell actually help an agent?

#nushell #shell #agents #claudecode

10 min read

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Cristián Labra

Sep 7

Appraisal and vulnerability in 3 spoonfuls: change the denominator, change the map

#cadastre #propertytax #territorialvulnerability #inequality

18 min read

Cristián Labra

Sep 7

Multi-agent work in three spoonfuls III: a memory that leaves traces

#multiagent #rag #agentmemory #provenance

15 min read

Cristián Labra

Sep 7

Multi-agent work in three spoonfuls II: auditable memory

#multiagent #rag #embeddings #agentmemory

9 min read

Cristián Labra

Sep 6

CASEN 2024 in 3 spoonfuls: without a fine-grained territorial reading, social policy moves blind

#casen2024 #julia #expansion #samplingdesign

8 min read

Cristián Labra

Sep 5

Multi-agent work in three spoonfuls: what worked for me and what did not

#multiagent #agenticcoding #contextengineering #codex

11 min read

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AI quotas in three spoonfuls: a HUD for the KDE panel

Nushell in three spoonfuls: when does a structured shell actually help an agent?

Want to connect with Cristián Labra?

Appraisal and vulnerability in 3 spoonfuls: change the denominator, change the map

Multi-agent work in three spoonfuls III: a memory that leaves traces

Multi-agent work in three spoonfuls II: auditable memory

CASEN 2024 in 3 spoonfuls: without a fine-grained territorial reading, social policy moves blind

Multi-agent work in three spoonfuls: what worked for me and what did not