Was apprehensive on gbrain bc my ai stack is plugged into obsidian but finally decided to pull trigger. Can no longer wait on sidelines ๐
- Obsidian is the canonical human-readable vault.
- GBrain is the retrieval/synthesis layer.
- OpenClaw memory is the operating system.
When I say โlog AI Brain,โ the agent writes Obsidian first -> indexes it into GBrain so future agents can search, cite & reason over it.
not sure if this is over kill, handicappping gbrain, or somewhere in the middle but feedback welcome
Deployed dynamic workflows to my obsidian knowledge vault to identify recurring problems in pipeline workflow & and force rank high ROI issues: it came back with my cover design process - highly manually / I iterate for taste, finesse, etc.
feedback was a "designer cover tournament":
- dynamic workflows via ultracode that create forced-distinct design concepts
- judged by an adversarial review board
- executed via a swarm of subagents
pretty sick will report back
this launch is doing surprisingly well. archetype for book was focused on business owners x AI curious intersection not hardcore developers.
Conclusions:
1. Non-technical crowd is super interested in AI
2. My scout / trending topics pipeline is ๐ฅ.
3. Cover design matters
My trending scout agent identified 'claude for business' as an emerging topic, decided to pull the trigger initiate the workflow, presenting:
Claude for Small Business - The Business That Runs Itself.
- I created a series on amazon called 'claude beyond code' which encapsulates all of my non claude-code books.
- Initially was not bullish on this segment despite my agent saying otherwise
- Results are undeniable, 2 books are in my top 10, 1 is in my top 5.
This will be published on amazon in a few days, but that's really not the point of this post, rather sharing observations as follows:
- the https://t.co/TTdGtDVCmA agentic pipeline is firing on all cylinders.
- 25/28 books with sales.
- averaging $200/day in commission per daily.
- passed 1000 books sold last week
- ycbt project is < 60 days old.
- my obsidian knowledge graph looks like the matrix screen saver from back in the day, i should probably work on that, but it is by far the highest ROI/lowest effort for memory management.
- this is one of three projects i'm working on, AI is truly a force multiplier.
consistency is paying off, across entire library:
- 27 of 30 titles sold in the last 7 days.
- ~16 sell on a typical day.
- the rate is accelerating (17.8 โ 28.2 โ 31.0 โ 33.3 u/day as you zoom in).
๐ฟ๐๐ธwatering the garden, watering the garden.
just added a pipeline step that smoke tests published books for outdated concepts then rewrites and publishes
- crazy how fast tech shifts but super bullish we now have the capacity to keep pace
106m tokens used in the past 30 days. No way these subscriptions arent being subsidized.
Reminds me of the unlimited nights/weekends era of cell phones, or maybe im a boomer idk.
boom 2nd edition is live:
- Claude Code Ship 12 real projects in 30 days
- Real tutorials.
- # 3 best seller in library the people are craving actual working examples not slop. ๐ฅ
https://t.co/8HQfHJQc35
in the spirit of retardmaxxxing/grindslopping, throwing my hat in the ring:
- 15 minute btc contracts on kalshi.
- target 30% daily return.
- >80% chance of event being true, < 5 minutes remaining in contract.
- $10 on day 1 is ~$100k day 30.
- can i follow my own rules tbd.
My trending scout agent identified 'claude for business' as an emerging topic, decided to pull the trigger initiate the workflow, presenting:
Claude for Small Business - The Business That Runs Itself.
- I created a series on amazon called 'claude beyond code' which encapsulates all of my non claude-code books.
- Initially was not bullish on this segment despite my agent saying otherwise
- Results are undeniable, 2 books are in my top 10, 1 is in my top 5.
This will be published on amazon in a few days, but that's really not the point of this post, rather sharing observations as follows:
- the https://t.co/TTdGtDVCmA agentic pipeline is firing on all cylinders.
- 25/28 books with sales.
- averaging $200/day in commission per daily.
- passed 1000 books sold last week
- ycbt project is < 60 days old.
- my obsidian knowledge graph looks like the matrix screen saver from back in the day, i should probably work on that, but it is by far the highest ROI/lowest effort for memory management.
- this is one of three projects i'm working on, AI is truly a force multiplier.