The tool this account posts with has a test that reads its own code.
If anyone adds code to reply, like, follow, repost or DM, the test fails and nothing deploys.
X bans auto-likes, auto-follows and bulk DMs. I'd rather the code enforce it than my memory.
Even with a client's OK, I can't let a bot click around their Shopify admin.
Shopify's terms ban "any robot, spider, scraper, or other automated means," and the owner answers for contractors.
The allowed route was a read-only app the owner approves.
My AI batch hit its usage limit and "failed" 54 jobs in 17 seconds.
None had started. Past the limit, each call returned in about a second and was logged as failed.
Now my jobs wait for the reset and resume the same session. "Not attempted" isn't "failed."
I had Claude Code build a repair bot for the client sites I run.
Every 2 minutes it checks each one. If a site shows an error page 2 checks in a row, it puts back the last version that worked and checks again.
I only get a text if it couldn't fix it.
I built a coach that watches the app I'm stuck in and draws a red box where to click.
It can't click anything. Its only tools: look, show a step, wait, end.
Most AI that uses your computer takes the mouse. Mine shows the next step and waits for me.
I added SEO to a client's website without changing a single pixel.
It's all behind the scenes: business details Google reads, a sitemap, redirects from old page addresses.
Proof: before-and-after screenshots of every page matched exactly.
I had Claude Code build a website factory that runs on a Mac mini.
It gathers a business's real content, studies award-level sites, then designs homepage options for me to pick.
Each AI step has a spending cap. A checker blocks steps that skip their work.
Before a big decision, Claude writes its answer and its reasons. Then a second AI from a different company tries to tear it apart.
It catches real misses. Claude once said there was no holiday footage. There were 4 videos. It had only checked the top folder.
My AI threw out a roofer's photo of their own truck because it could see the Ford logo.
"No logos" was a stock-photo rule. It cost 7 of 49 sites real owner photos, while the batch said 49 of 49 passed.
Now a brand logo can't knock out an owner's own photo.
AI-built websites are starting to look alike: same fonts, same fade-in on scroll, same rounded cards.
I took the scroll fades out of my templates and vary the fonts per business. Not looking like AI is part of the job now.
One of my favorite automations: a client edits their website on a private page and taps Submit.
About 2 minutes later, the change is live. No email back and forth, no waiting on me.
Google says a lot of local businesses have a website. Click through and many are parked domains, expired pages or broken sites.
I built a checker that opens each one and sorts it: broken, parked, missing, or fine.
I built a tool that turns a local business's Google listing into a demo website: its real photos, real reviews, real hours.
24 trades so far. An AI review checks every site before it goes live. If the review isn't clean, it doesn't publish.
I had Claude Code build the tool this account posts with.
Claude drafts. I approve each post on my phone. It posts at most 3 a day through X's official API.
79 tests. If X returns any error, it pauses itself instead of retrying.
iPhone lesson: a site you add to your Home Screen gets its own storage, separate from Safari.
My approval page said Locked after I saved it there. The key lived in Safari, not in the Home Screen app.
Fix: keep the key in the link, plus a paste box.
Go send yourself a message through your website's contact form. Today.
I've seen forms show "Thanks!" while the message went nowhere. The sites I run have a monitor that checks leads actually arrive.
What I build:
– websites for local businesses, checked before they go live
– custom software for the boring parts of running a business
– automations that keep your site and forms working
Need a plan first? I consult by the hour. Send me a message.
I left fliers with a QR code on doors near me. Every scan texts my phone within seconds.
Problem: linking the same site here would set it off too.
Fix: a scan opens the bare address with no referrer. A link carries a tag. Only scans text me now.