Building AI‑First
Products.

Replace Yourself Before Someone Else Does

If you're not slowly replacing yourself with AI agents in your own workflow, you're not doing it right.

Everyone asks if AI will replace them. The better move: replace yourself on purpose. What I automated, the numbers behind it, and the playbook to start.

Every Platform You Publish On Is a Rental

Lock-in is the engine of enshittification. So I shipped the export button most platforms are afraid to build.

Lock-in is what makes enshittification work. Here's the mechanism, and the export button that lets you take your whole site and go.

I Spent Years Automating My Obsidian Daily Note. Now It Files Itself.

I fed it by hand for years. Now an agent files my day's captures overnight, and I wake up to what's next.

For years I hand-automated my Obsidian daily note. Now it fills itself. An agent files my captures overnight, sorts thoughts from tasks, and surfaces what's next by morning.

I Couldn't Finish a Blog Post for Twenty Years. So I Built BlackOps.

Hundreds of unfinished drafts in twenty years. Forty-five published in five months. This is what BlackOps is, where it came from, and the proof it works.

BlackOps Kept Giving Me the Same SEO Advice Every Week. So I Gave It a Memory.

Per-site snapshots and a recommendation ledger turned stateless analytics into advice that builds on itself.

Why stateless analytics tools give the same advice forever, and how a recommendation ledger plus delta injection made my AI assistant actually track progress per site.

I Ran a Full SEO Audit Without Opening a Browser. Here Is What Happened.

I audited my site's search performance, rewrote two title tags, and pushed the fixes live without opening Search Console once. The whole thing ran in one chat.