The Stack
Build notes from the workshop.
What I’m actually shipping for clients, how the pieces connect, the decisions that almost worked and the ones that did.
For operators, technical co-founders, and fellow AI Operations Architects. New entries go up as the practice ships them.
I spent six months building release engineering for my AI agents. A January paper just named it.
Three Fridays of fixture trajectory data, one academic paper that arrived after the practice already existed, and one doctrine-violation fixture that explains why the line moves at all.
Read the entry →I built the AI visibility tool from the ad this morning. It cost twenty cents.
When a SaaS ad reads as a build prompt, the math changes. Today’s ad: a productized AI visibility tool at $399 a month. Today’s build: ninety minutes, twenty cents.
Read the entry →A Google Sheet is not a database, until you need it to behave like one.
When a small organization runs on spreadsheets that work, the answer is often not to migrate. It is to give the spreadsheet a better front door.
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