If You Can Imagine It
After three months of running Polly across life, research, business, household logistics, and physical-world automation, the question is no longer whether agentic AI can help. It is where the physical boundary starts.
What My Job Is Now, and How I Build Trust With Agents
When agents are handling whole companies, personal projects, and household logistics — what exactly do I do? I built one screen to answer that. The point isn't efficiency. It's trust.
Why Local AI Models Cost More
An honest account of chasing local AI models to cut costs — and how it made everything worse. Seven days, two projects, nothing shipped.
The SDLC Without Humans in the Loop
I built a software factory where no human is in the loop at all. What surprised me wasn't how fast it is — it's how much simpler everything got once I stopped designing around people and all the controls, settings, and visibility they require.
What Actually Happened on Wednesday
In 30 minutes and for $20, I found my mother had an untreated stroke, untreated osteoporosis, and a path forward. This is what actually happened — and why I'd never go back to the old way.
Your Codebase Isn't Ready for AI — But You Knew Better
Every enterprise software organization is buying AI coding tools right now. And it's mostly not working — not because the tools are bad, but because of the codebase. A field guide for engineering leaders who question realistic AI gains.
Polly Is Paying for Herself
What happens when you stop treating AI as a cost center and start treating it as a team.