I Fixed Seven Bugs in My SaaS Product Without Opening a Laptop
Seven bugs. That’s what I fixed in transkrybe.com last week. All from my phone. For context — Transkrybe converts audio and MIDI files into real sheet music. MusicXML output that actual musicians can open in Finale or MuseScore and play from. I’ve been building it with AI help, and last week the whole thing felt […]
Read more...My AI Agents Run a Fundraiser and a Consulting Pipeline. I Just Approve the Drafts.
I never thought I’d be running a fundraising campaign and a consulting pipeline from the same device I use to check my kid’s school schedule. But here we are. My son Louis has ME/CFS and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. He needs a powered wheelchair. The GoFundMe has been live for a while now, and managing it […]
Read more...Inside My Slack Agent Pipeline: How I Built an AI Team That Actually Reduces Noise
I kept saying I’d write about the Slack agent pipeline. How I set it up, what it watches, why it actually makes things quieter instead of louder. I’ve been putting it off because the system keeps changing faster than I can explain it. But something happened this week that made me just sit down and […]
Read more...My AI Agents Started Working Before I Woke Up. Here’s What That Actually Feels Like.
I woke up Thursday to a draft blog post I didn’t write. Not ghostwritten. Not hallucinated spam from some content mill. A scheduled task I’d set up in Anthropic’s Cowork mode had fired overnight, checked my recent WordPress posts, figured out which topic was next in the series, pulled context from my projects, and assembled […]
Read more...How I’m Using AI Agents to Run a Job Search Pipeline from My Phone
I got tired of the way job searching works. You open LinkedIn, scroll past a bunch of stuff you’d never apply to, maybe see something interesting, think “I’ll come back to that later,” and then you don’t. Rinse, repeat, feel bad about it. So I built a system instead. Not a job alert. Not a […]
Read more...I Built a Team of Six AI Agents in Slack. Here’s What Actually Happened.
So I went and deployed six AI agents to Slack last week. Gave each one a title like they were actual employees. I didn’t do it to be cute. I did it because I was drowning. Right now I’ve got five projects going at once — transkrybe.com (it’s a SaaS that turns audio and MIDI […]
Read more...How I’m Running a Full Business Operation from My iPhone Using AI
I’m managing a MusicXML transcription SaaS, a GoFundMe campaign, a job search automation pipeline, a Canva course, and a Slack agent network — simultaneously — mostly from my phone using AI. Here’s what that actually looks like.
Read more...This Week: GoFundMe Campaign Management, MusicXML SaaS Fixes, and a Job Search Agent — All from My Couch
If last post was the thesis, this one is the receipts. Here’s what actually happened this week across my active projects, and the specific AI workflows I used to get it done. GoFundMe: Donor Pattern Analysis and Outreach My campaign has been running for a few weeks now, and I’ve been using Claude to help […]
Read more...How I’m Running a Full Business Operation from My iPhone Using AI
I’m writing this from my couch. Not figuratively — literally from my couch, on my phone, with no laptop open, no office to go to, and a half-dozen active business projects running simultaneously. And it’s working. Not perfectly. Not without friction. But it’s working well enough that I want to start documenting it publicly, because […]
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My AI Employees: Organizing Agentic AI Through Agile Methodologies
I can’t wait until I start packaging this Multi-agent Communications Framework, or my “AI employees” as you could call it, that I’ve built (it uses Cursor IDE, at least for now). As a prompt engineer, one of the guiding principles is to ask an AI LLM to “act” as a specific role, and the more […]
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