— New cadence · 1 substantive post / week · 52 weeks

Notes from doing the work.

Not the hype version. Not the influencer version. The version where I'm 18 months ahead of the operators I'm writing for, and I'm willing to show every receipt — what worked, what broke, what I had to walk back.

Posts ship Friday mornings. Substantive enough to be worth your time. No threads. No engagement-bait. No claims I can't demonstrate at a terminal in front of you.

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What I'll be writing about

01

Local-first AI for operators

Running serious models on serious hardware that you actually own. Why the cloud isn't always the answer for people who care about cost, latency, and never sending their work somewhere they can't see it. Pieces drawn from running OpenClaw HQ on an M3 Ultra and Atlas3 in Aider for autonomous coding.

02

Multi-agent systems, in practice

Not the hype version — the version where you actually have to maintain them. What works when one agent has to hand off to another, what breaks, and why orchestration is harder than the demo videos suggest. Lane-locks, complexity-scored routing, the failure modes nobody warns you about.

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The Salesforce admin's AI playbook

Specific patterns for using AI inside the most boring-looking but most-used software on the planet. Apex generation, LWC scaffolding, test class authoring, debug log triage, eight-agent autonomous metadata pipelines. The unsexy work, made faster.

04

Building in public, honestly

A solo builder shipping a SaaS while keeping a day job. The 90-day gates. The portfolio with a floor. The mistakes I'm making in real time. No pretending the path is straight. No "founder mindset" content; just the actual decisions and their actual consequences.

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Recent posts

Apr 25 · Fri

Why your AI strategy probably needs two models, not one

Plank 03 · #1

This is week 0. The cadence starts now — one substantive post per week, every week, for fifty-two weeks. Posts go live on LinkedIn first; archive shows up here within a day. The empty list is honest, not a placeholder.

First post · 2026-04-25
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