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I review AI tools. The reviews go stale faster than I can write new ones.
For a while I just accepted it. Every reviewer does. The pricing page changes, the free tier moves, and your post from March is quietly wrong.
Then I gave an AI employee one job: write up the Framer test properly, every step I ran, what broke, what the pricing page actually says.
He wrote it. Then, without me asking, he went back through this year’s reviews and found four tools that had changed their free tier. Two of my posts now recommend a plan that does not exist.
He drafted the updates for all four and left them unpublished, with the pricing screenshots re-taken that morning.
That is the part that changed how I work.
Not the writing. The going back.
Reviewers: how many of your old posts would survive being re-checked today?
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The objection to an AI employee is never capability. It is control.
Fair objection. Most people���s first automation did something they did not expect, and that memory lasts.
So instead of arguing, I wrote down the twelve rules I actually run him on, and what he does about each one on his own. That is the image.
Rule one is the whole thing: prepare, do not decide. He drafted the reply to the integration question in support. Not sent. I approve it, then it posts.
Rule three is the one people underrate: keep approvals visible. Four actions waiting on me in the build channel, oldest is two days, and nothing runs until I tick them.
Nothing in those twelve is a setting I switched on. They are the brief I gave him.
Twelve rules in the image. Which one would you refuse to give up?
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Building automations is easy. Keeping thirty of them alive is a job nobody signs up for.
Every one of them breaks the same way:
something upstream changes and the workflow keeps running, quietly wrong.
So I handed one workflow to an AI employee, wrote the standing brief once, and put the rules in the image.
The rule that does the work is the thresholds. A retry he can run. A schema change he has to flag. A deploy he can never do alone. Numbers, not vibes.
The rule I would tell anyone starting: week one is a ramp, not a demo. Vague asks get vague output. Correct him like a hire in week one and week two runs without you.
He proposes, I approve, then it ships. That gate is what lets him touch production at all.
Builders: how many of your automations are you actually sure are still working?
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Posting daily about AI tools means I spend a ridiculous amount of time just finding what is actually worth testing.
Finding new launches is easy. Figuring out which ones are genuinely new and actually work is the annoying part.
So I handed that workflow to an AI employee.
He finds what launched, checks it against what I have already covered, opens the remaining tools and tests whether they actually do what they advertise.
Then he gives me the shortlist and I decide what makes the cut.
The part I like most is that he still asks before doing anything that needs extra access. He proposed getting write access to my archive so he could file what I cover. I kept it switched off until I approved it.
Creators: how much of your week is spent finding what to create about instead of actually creating?
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I test eleven AI tools a week. Setting up the test is the part that eats the week, not the testing.
I tried scripting it. The script broke every time a tool changed its onboarding, which is roughly weekly.
So I gave the whole thing to an AI employee instead.
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