I gave myself a team of AI engineers that open their own PRs
Agents that pick up a ticket and open their own pull requests — several at once. The demo took an afternoon; wiring the credentials and permissions took the rest.
Personal notes on building products, design, and software engineering.
Agents that pick up a ticket and open their own pull requests — several at once. The demo took an afternoon; wiring the credentials and permissions took the rest.
The real distribution bottleneck isn’t strategy. It’s the founder who won’t press publish.
After selling a company and taking a regular job, the org looks different — and that lens never quite goes away.
Three failures that taught me RAG is mostly normal engineering — a silent retrieval bug, undersized chunks, and a self-contradicting prompt.
A year of daily use. Config files, skills, hooks, and the workflow that actually stuck.
I painted my first ever canvas with zero experience, guided step‑by‑step by AI.
Announcing a private beta, what I’m building, and how I help teams understand customer feedback faster.
A short reflection on building Harmonizely for four years, the transition to full-time, and what came next.
A candid look at building Harmonizely nights and weekends: validation, MVP, beta, and the first paying customer.