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I let an AI agent run my amazon ads for 2 months, sharing the real numbers (they're not great)

Just spent 3 hours debugging why a client new blog post wasn & ranking. Thought it was content quality or backlinks. Turned out

Checked what the two failed title rewrites had in common, and it wasn't the title

Built a VS Code extension to track AI API costs after getting a $340 Anthropic bill

I built PartyCall after watching my family spend 3 days calling 200 relatives for a function — here's what I learned about a problem hiding

I’m building Techcart — a professional pre-built storefront for tech and gadget sellers, I am also college student 1st time selling website

I spent months chasing clients who already had a webmaster. So I built something that only finds the ones who don't.

Are AI agents actually changing workflows, or are they just better AI tools?

The Dark Side of Vibe Coding in Production 🤖

Built a compliance layer for AI agents — logs every tool call, masks PII, holds risky actions for approval

What actually becomes a competitive advantage in a world of AI tools?

Are AI tools actually replacing work, or just creating better drafts?

If AI makes work faster, why aren’t teams actually moving faster?

Things I wish I knew before launching SaaS projects

I’ve been studying what happens after indie founders build something

We are The Human AI Company: building Human Agents with a real face and voice, in real time.

Will the most valuable AI skill be building tools — or knowing when not to use them?

If AI tools become perfectly reliable, what happens to human responsibility?

Are AI tools actually making us better thinkers — or just faster responders?

I got tired of $500/mo Datadog bills and needing 4 different tools just to know if my app was alive. So I built an alternative.