Nearly 20 years in IT, and AI keeps bringing me back to an old lesson: unclear requirements don’t disappear when you write less code. They just turn into working software that does the wrong thing faster.
The addictive part of building with AI is how quickly an idea becomes something you can click. The dangerous part? Clicking around can feel like validation. “It works” and “it solves my problem” are two very different milestones.
I built a social media management tool that allows me to manage all my networks at once, updating them all in a single workflow, so I have more time to build more. I’ll share more about the tool later.
Today I am starting a new chapter—being more active across all my social media channels, setting aside my shyness, and striving to achieve my goals by sharing what I’ve learned over nearly 20 years in the IT industry.
So, I spent the last week developing a tool to help me be more consistent here on X. I’ve never really been one for posting on social media—something I still struggle with when trying to grow in this space—so I created a tool for it. It’s finally ready to use, and I’ll start posting more consistently with it.
Ok, I surrender, I was using the claude pro and using my knowledge to amplify the use of the tokens, but this is a waste of time, so I signed the claude max to do more, in less time. It's time to build more not hold the money back. 🚀🚀🚀