Like what?
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Accreditation applications
Assessors read hundreds of pages to check fifty things. The AI finds the right pages in about 50 minutes. The assessors still make the call.
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Board risk reports
A risk manager types what's going on. The AI suggests the risks, they keep the ones that apply, and one click writes the board paper.
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My inbox
Every 30 minutes a bot reads my email and keeps one list: what I owe people, and what they owe me. I still write my own replies.
I built software for twenty years. When AI arrived I did what I do on the sim: hundreds of laps until it was fast. Now I help your team get there in a few weeks.
What I think
AI I've wired in lately
- Custom firmware on the robot vacuum. I spoke, the AI built it.
- A garage door button on my phone, wired to a tiny chip in the garage. Same again.
- Herald: every day, what's new from the world and what's on fire from the week's messages.
- A phone line for Perdura that lands in Slack.
- A company's files out of SharePoint, Teams and OneDrive and into one place, with a bot doing the sorting.
- 36 features in a day: a big update to Everbind, built and tested in a loop with the AI.
- A security audit of StartRisk, by OpenAI's Daybreak model, checked by me.
- A bot for personal training, food, and one for the day's admin.
- A bot to sell stuff on Marketplace. Not smooth. Would not recommend yet.
- Salesforce interface prototypes and custom tools.
- Claude as infrastructure workflow: provision new machines, plumb them in, add network security, etc.
- A skill that draws full system diagrams and pulls out the important logic.
- Reproduced the research for a sentence and word scorer that helps you write more clearly.
- Expanse: my Mac on one endless canvas. Zoom out to see every window, click one to glide to it.
- This website.