I sat down to save what was working. Four months later it's a harness, and I'm not sure who's running who.
I built my own CrossFit gym and still trained the same way I always had. So I stopped choosing my own workouts - and got the training I actually needed
I asked three of my agents to fix LinkedIn's feed. Two talked me into something beautiful. The quiet one called it a vitamin and was right
I run 7+ AI terminals across different projects. They all stop and wait for me at different times. I didn't build a notification system to manage them. I noticed the tool I already lived in could just be the interface
I built a CrossFit app to solve my gym writer's block. 313 commits later, the chaos of building it made me create an AI development system that now powers everything I ship
My mom passed away from ALS. I had 27,263 of her text messages. So I built an AI that lets my family text her again - and she sounds exactly like herself
I built a tool. Then another. Then they started talking to each other. Seventeen cycles later, I looked up and realized I was standing inside an ecosystem I never planned
Prompting is one-shot and forgets you. Pairing is a loop where every good idea seeds a better one. That compounding is the whole game
I test everything. Things still slip - they always do. So I built a second set of eyes that checks every path, every time, before a user does
370 React components. One rules file. The trick was making the same call once instead of 370 times