#Products
6 articles — newest first.
- 6 min read
I Shipped 5 Products in 12 Months — Solo, Unfunded, and Faster Than Most Teams Ship One
Five production systems — a Rust desktop cockpit, a workflow engine, a local-first AI finance agent, and two autonomous pipelines — designed, built, and shipped by one engineer. Here's the operating model.
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My Networking Runs Itself: The LinkedIn Pipeline That Grew My Reach While I Slept
How I engineered consistency: an autonomous GitHub Actions pipeline that turns real work into scheduled LinkedIn posts, tracks state in Git, costs $0 to run — and what the same pattern automates inside a company.
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The $0 Content Engine: My Blog Writes, Commits, and Deploys Itself Twice a Week
A cron-scheduled pipeline drafts articles with Gemini, writes MDX, commits to Git, and redeploys the static site — no CMS, no server, no database, no bill. The architecture of refusing infrastructure.
- 7 min read
I Built an AI Money Agent That's Structurally Incapable of Touching the Money
Sable is a local-first AI financial agent: all data in on-device SQLite, no cloud backend, and a Review & Confirm boundary where the model proposes but only a human commits. The trust architecture, explained.
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Everyone Said 'Just Use Electron.' I Wrote streamerOS in Rust — Here's What That Bought
streamerOS runs on the most contested consumer PC there is — game, encoder, OBS, chat. Why a Rust + Tauri core, on-device chat ingestion, and a MessagePack IPC bridge were the product decision, not a preference.
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The 94% Decision: One Architecture Call That Made IntegrateX Feel Instant
Persisting React Flow's UI objects nearly sank the product. Drawing a serialization boundary between view and domain cut payloads 94% — the reasoning behind the call, and how to audit your own product for it.