What to build with AI, and what deserves your attention
Choosing useful projects, checking AI’s work, and deciding how to spend the time it saves.
Essays and practical guides to AI, software, and independent work.
Choosing useful projects, checking AI’s work, and deciding how to spend the time it saves.

Ask a solopreneur about strategy and you get a vision. Ask about Tuesday and you get the truth.

Solopreneurs treat product ideas like lightning. Yours already exist, written in your own replies, waiting to be counted.

Bad ideas rarely hurt a solo business. The damage is done by good ones, arriving faster than you can say no.
The automation you set up in March and abandoned in April is not neutral. It is quietly charging you interest.
When an agent gives you junk back, it is usually telling you something uncomfortable about how well you understand your own work.
The point of agentic leverage is not escape from work, but a business you can live inside without disappearing.
The feed trains you to be seen. The letter teaches you to be remembered.
When agents can do the work, the value moves to choosing which work should exist.
A solo business becomes heavy when every unfinished loop depends on you remembering it.
In a world of infinite output, the rarest skill is deciding what deserves your mind.
Leverage only becomes freedom when it serves a life you actually want.
AI gives one person more power than they know how to aim, and that is where the real work begins.
The world is drowning in attention. The agentic solopreneur is the one who turns it into a life.
Agents got better at staying inside real work. Now builders need to define where agent authority stops.
AI coding is moving from code generation to workflow ownership.
Workflows, tools, and judgment calls for solo business owners and leaders.