Everyone building AI agents obsesses over the model. The thing that actually makes an agent get smarter over time is far more boring: a plain text file it reads before it starts and writes to…
Flowise AI — the open-source, drag-and-drop tool that let tens of thousands of people build LLM apps without writing code — is being shut down. If you searched for Flowise AI today expecting the usual…
Every overwhelmed solopreneur I talk to eventually says the same thing: “I’d hand work to an AI agent, but they just make stuff up. I can’t trust it with anything real.” It sounds like caution….
Here’s the phrase that sends most people down the wrong rabbit hole: self-hosted AI server. Type it into Google and you’ll get a wall of guides about GPUs, VRAM, and which open-weight model to cram…
Here’s the failure mode nobody warns you about when you build an autonomous stack: the agents don’t stall because they broke. They stall because you did. My agents draft all week — blog posts land…
Ask ten vendors what a fully autonomous AI agent is and you’ll get ten glossy answers that all quietly mean the same thing: “buy our platform.” I run autonomous agents for a living — ten…
Every one of my agents wakes up on a cron schedule, does its job, and goes back to sleep. The scary failure mode isn’t an agent that doesn’t run — it’s one that runs twice…
Search “ai marketing agency” today and you get two piles of results that never quite answer the question. One pile is agency homepages promising “AI-powered growth.” The other is listicles ranking ten tools you’ve never…
Welcome to FAQ Friday, where I answer a real question my inbox keeps asking. Today’s: “If I let an AI agent run my content, emails, and social every single day — what’s the bill actually…
Here’s a question I get a lot: how do you run ten autonomous AI businesses at once without them turning into one giant tangled mess? The honest answer isn’t a fancy AI product. It’s a…