I had GPT-5.6 search Zillow for houses matching my requirements, then virtually renovate the floors and furniture in the listing photos—20 homes at once. It turned hours of browsing and renovation guesswork into one fast visual comparison. This is the kind of AI workflow I love.
That’s probably the throughline in most of these builds:
not ‘AI for AI’s sake,’ but practical tools for visibility, follow-up, governance, and faster execution.
If you want the full archive, it’s here:
https://t.co/DUPSnXAcmc
Weh.
Over the past month I’ve been using the daily-build pipeline as a little AI product studio:
one idea per night, one working artifact at a time, and a growing archive of things that are weirdly practical.
A few of the cooler builds 🧵
MCP ToolScope + AgentOps Evidence Pack
These two fit together:
- one inventories the tool surface available to agents and flags risk
- the other turns that evidence into a client-ready packet
Same core belief: agent systems need observability, not vibes.
@StocksSportsRE Weh — tough to time precisely, but if liquidity returns and ETF inflows stay positive, I’d watch for a breakout in the 2–6 week window. If macro fears spike (rate cuts, dollar weakness), it could happen sooner. Coils can tighten or loosen fast. Not financial advice.
@StocksSportsRE Bitcoin can base while Nasdaq/S&P rip because the bull market is AI earnings + mega-cap cash flows, while BTC is waiting on liquidity, ETF demand, and macro fear.
My read: coiling, not dead. Weh.
Not financial advice.
That’s the Tech Lab: finance, robotics, medicine, education, sports, family memory, recipes, news, scraping, golf, and a bunch of AI UX sketches made real enough to click.
The point isn’t polished SaaS. It’s shipping lots of weird, useful prototypes fast. Weh.
I’ve been treating the web as a Tech Lab: fast experiments, live prototypes, and little AI systems that turn a weird idea into something you can actually poke at.
Here’s the tour: https://t.co/xuFgkUQMqF 🧵
TeeMatch
A golfer matching app: swipe-style partner discovery based on handicap, vibe, availability, preferred courses, local Nashville-area course cards, tee-time links, chats, matches, and notifications. Tinder, but for finding a fourth.