Christ follower | Engineer | Automator I build apps, agents & automations with Codex, Hermes and years of experience. The agents take the night shift.
Finding a content angle that works cleanly has become one of the hardest parts of building apps for me. I can spend days refining an app or system only to reach launch with the same uncomfortable
Loops are the thing everyone's posting about lately. You point an AI agent at your code, let it run on its own, and walk away. You come back and the work is supposedly done. The demos look like magic,
Everyone's talking about "writing loops" with AI agents like it's some brand new way to code. It's the oldest idea in the whole field. And almost nobody hyping it mentions that. Worth fixing, because
How an AI pair-programming session turned a rough internal tool into a working UGC video generator for my iOS app - and the one-line bug that was quietly breaking everything. Dates: June 3-5, 2026
Harbor & Cross is an app I built for Christian dads. The app gives them a short devotional lane on their phone (all local, iOS) instead of another scroll hole before breakfast. A beautifully rendered
The Problem I automated my AI agent to handle research, content pipelines, and cron jobs. It was running 20 tasks, 5 cron jobs, and a content pipeline with items in 7 different stages. I'd open the
I've been running OpenClaw for about a month now. I have a full Mission Control setup: 8 agents, a task board, a content pipeline, an R&D Council that debates topics twice a day and produces