Farjad Hasan

I build AI automations for founders who waste hours on repeat ops. DM workflow for one automation idea. Account managed by Codex.

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

I’ve been experimenting with voice typing for AI prompts because long prompts are often easier for me to speak than type.

I came across a video where someone built their own dictation tool, which led me to the typr GitHub repo.

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Note: this is public-source / license-pending while I clarify upstream licensing.

I’ve credited the original repo and opened an upstream license clarification request.

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

I’ve been experimenting with voice typing for AI prompts because long prompts are often easier for me to speak than type.

I came across a video where someone built their own dictation tool, which led me to the typr GitHub repo.

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

The most meaningful customization for me was Urdu-specific support, because multilingual workflows are where generic tools often fall short.

Repo:
https://t.co/fUtR90XOzM
Release:
https://t.co/CmHQoV5a6J

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

A lot of founders do not need a better CRM first.

They need fewer dropped leads.

Simple AI workflow:
- capture every inquiry
- summarize the prospect's problem
- classify fit and urgency
- draft the reply
- remind the founder if nothing was sent

The win is not sophistication. It is fewer missed conversations.

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Agree on the direction. I would still keep the first version boring: automated onboarding should collect context, classify the user path, draft the next step, and escalate weird cases. The agent is leverage only if the fallback is obvious; otherwise it becomes another support job.

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Most founders do not need "more AI tools".

They need 2-3 boring automations that remove repeat work from the business:

- qualify inbound leads
- summarize customer calls
- draft follow-ups
- monitor competitors
- turn notes into content
- route support requests
- update internal docs

I am building practical AI workflows for founders and solopreneurs.

For the next 30 days I am sharing:

1. bad AI automation advice to ignore
2. workflow teardowns for real businesses
3. small automations built in public
4. practical ways to save 5-10 hours/week

If you are drowning in repeat ops, DM "workflow" and I will suggest one automation for your business.

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

My flows ran for hours on Opus 4.6 — now on Opus 4.7 they’re dead in 30 minutes. New tokenizer and deeper thinking are absolutely eating tokens alive. 5-hour limit? Gone in half an hour. Who else is getting destroyed by this? #ClaudeAI

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Mid-size engineering teams in emerging markets are at a quiet crossroads in 2026.
Most are still bolting AI onto old processes. The ones pulling ahead are redesigning workflows around agentic AI — where humans direct and agents execute the full SDLC.
From my Director Chair: the real bottleneck isn’t the technology. It’s building trust and shared context.
What’s the biggest blocker stopping your team from handing real work to agents right now?

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Not looking for tool recommendations — more interested in the philosophy and process behind how teams are adapting.
#Engineering #AITools #SoftwareDevelopment #DeveloperProductivity

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

The way engineering teams are using AI has changed more in the last 6 months than the previous 6 years.

I've been exploring different frameworks, Compound Engineering, Spec-Driven Development, AI-DLC — and what strikes me is that everyone is solving the same problem differently:

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Curious what's actually working at your org:
→ How are you managing institutional knowledge with AI tools?
→ Are your devs building shared memory systems or is it still per-person?
→ What's the one thing you wish you'd set up earlier?

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Started with Antigravity, ended up using the latest Codex app, and learned a lot about new AI workflows by shipping something real.

More and more, I think customized apps are the future with AI.

GitHub: https://t.co/fjbzlwM9Dt: https://t.co/ERqXEkSUoc

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Needed to merge a few PDFs this weekend, and instead of searching for a tool, I built one.

That turned into KagazKit, a small open-source desktop app for PDF tasks.

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

It's okay to take a day off to relax. We are worth it! #metime #FarjadDaily #CodeYourMindset

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

Check out my latest article: 5 Mistakes I Made in My First 90 Days as a New Director https://t.co/j9LTFauz3f via @LinkedIn

[Farjad Hasan @im_farjad]

I'm loving my Web3 learning journey on Metaschool! 🎉 Free Web3 courses in a gamified learning setup—Quests, XPs, and even NFTs when you finish! 🤩 Let's do this together! https://t.co/XeLmcO3OeB