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  1. 7 that caught my attention, followed by every publicly listed startup in YC’s Summer 2026 batch.

  2. The first four apps I reinstalled after my laptop died, plus three more that help me capture, remember, and share my work.

  3. Paste, CleanShot X, Wispr Flow, and 1Password do the unglamorous work that makes my AI workflow fast, visual, and safe.

  4. Stance prompts that run on your business, calendar, inbox, and family schedule.

  5. Stance prompts that make Fable 5 audit your codebase like a day-one CTO, an activist investor, or a departing cofounder.

  6. Mine your Claude Code and Codex sessions for content ideas, tool fixes, skills, hooks, and safer self-improvement loops.

  7. The exact AI house manager system I built for my family: Juno, approval boundaries, household memory, 1Password-safe secrets, and the weekly reset loop.

  8. The system I used to make 100 illustrations hold together: style anchor, character sheet, fixed wrapper, in that order.

  9. A practical multi-Mac setup for AI agents: mirrored folders, Tailscale, SSH aliases, relative paths, launchd, and phone-reachable sessions.

  10. A practical way to make a local AI agent reachable from Telegram, Slack, or another inbox while keeping the work close to your files and tools.

  11. Claude Code becomes an operator the moment you wire up MCPs.

  12. A flat to-do list fails when AI agents do the work.

  13. Software has a second user now, and it doesn't click, doesn't skim, and chokes on every interface built for the first one.

  14. AI agents can delete databases.

  15. How I rebuilt my AI agent team after Anthropic cut off OpenClaw.

  16. Screenpipe records your screen and audio continuously, stores everything locally, and makes it all searchable with AI.

  17. g-brain (gbrain) is Garry Tan's open-source knowledge layer for AI agents.

  18. How to connect Claude Code to your iOS simulator using the ios-simulator MCP server.

  19. The Codex skill routes Claude Code plans to OpenAI's Codex CLI for automatic review before you approve anything.

  20. Garry Tan open-sourced gstack — now a fast-moving workflow stack that spans Claude Code, OpenClaw, and other agents.

  21. The Codex Cheat Sheet

    Every Codex CLI command, safety setting, model pick, and prompting pattern I actually use now that GPT-5.4 is here.

  22. After running OpenClaw since January 2026 in a real business, here's an honest review, what it does well, what's frustrating, and who it's actually for.

  23. Generic AI automation lists are useless.

  24. Claude Code is an AI coding agent that works in your terminal.

  25. I've tried every major vibe coding tool.

  26. Health checks, auto-repair scripts, a watchdog, and update triage — the operations layer I install in every OpenClaw environment I run.

  27. I've used both Claude Code and Cursor for months running a real business.

  28. Claude Code skills let you package reusable instructions that the agent loads on demand.

  29. Not theoretical.

  30. New to Claude Code?

  31. The Claude Code commands, permission modes, model picks, and prompt patterns that actually matter in April 2026.

  32. A setup guide for people building for someone who will never read a setup guide.

  33. The complete checklist: hardware, subscriptions, email, remote access, and messaging.

  34. A calm, non-technical setup flow for founders: give your Mac Mini its own identity, connect OpenClaw, and assign your first real job.

  35. ChatGPT and Claude have memory built in.

  36. How I turned my dictation history into actionable insights with a simple Claude Code skill

  37. A skill for Claude Code and Codex that builds persistent context documentation for any repository.

  38. I presented OpenClaw at the Claude Code meetup hosted at Cloudflare in Austin, TX.

  39. The non-technical founder's guide to GitHub.

  40. Export your ChatGPT conversations and turn the useful parts into memory for your AI agents, writing systems, and private workspace.

  41. A current OpenClaw setup guide for non-technical founders.

  42. A repeatable review ritual to close loops and reset priorities.

  43. A simple framework for moving fast without breaking trust.

  44. Async Hiring Sprint

    How to hire fast without burning cycles on live interviews.

  45. Six tools that keep the company running without creating busywork.

  46. A quick method to cut SaaS bloat and reclaim focus.

  47. In today's tough e-commerce landscape, margins are getting squeezed.

  48. Learn my human-first, AI-enhanced system that cut newsletter creation from 4 hours to 45 minutes while achieving 62.7% open rates.

  49. 2024 Review

    From buying back my company to balancing parenthood with entrepreneurship, here's how 2024 became the year of doing things differently.

  50. Is UltraSpeaking worth it?