AI agents and automation
Agents and small tools that take repetitive work off the table, built with Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
Agents, tools and local models. I try new AI products on real work and post what I find on X, so the people who build can skip the guessing.
I build AI agents and small automation tools, and I write about AI on X for people who build with it.
My posts cover new models and tools, open-source repos, local models and the workflows I use every day. Each one starts with real use: I run the tool on an actual task, note what works and what doesn't, then write it up in plain words.
For AI companies, that makes my feed a practical place to launch. I run campaigns as quote posts, dedicated posts, threads, hands-on reviews and build demos, each one labelled as a paid partnership.
The building feeds the writing, and the writing is why brands reach out. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Agents and small tools that take repetitive work off the table, built with Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
Every tool I write about is used on a real task first. Setup, speed, output quality and limits all go into the write-up.
Threads that explain what a new model or tool does, who it's for and how to get started, without the hype.
Repos and workflows worth a builder's time, each with a clear note on the problem it solves.
Hands-on notes on running open models locally: what they need, how they perform and where they fall short.
Sponsored posts, threads, reviews and build demos for products builders should know about, always labelled.
The same four tools, in the same order, almost every day.

The idea, the research and the task list.

The agent and its first working version.

Edits, fixes and refactors.

Run it, test it, ship it.
This page, built by the tools above.the plan, source and build output are this site's own files
This site came out of the same four tools. Scroll and the camera moves into the files that made it.
Pick the formats, set a rough budget and add the details. Your brief builds itself on the right. Send it on Telegram or X and we'll agree the final plan and price there.
From the first message to the post going live.
Build it above and send it on Telegram or X.
Format, date and price, settled in the chat.
On a real task, so the post comes from real use.
You check the facts before anything goes out.
Labelled as a paid partnership, and you get the link.
Anything else, ask me on Telegram or X.
No. I try every product on a real task first. If it doesn't work for me, I'll tell you before anything is posted.
Yes, always, as a paid partnership. It's X's rule, and it's also why people trust the posts.
Yes. A thread and a build demo, or a quote post on launch day and a review a week later, are common pairings. Pick them all in the form.
No. It's a starting point so I know the scale. We agree the final price on Telegram once I know the product and the formats.
No. X counts paid engagement on its own as platform manipulation. A quote post with my own take is the honest version of that, and it's on the list.
Message me on Telegram or X with what you're launching, when, and a link. Or build a brief first and paste it in.