managed agent stacks handle orchestration pretty well.
i still want my own approval layer in front of outbound agent messages. that's what pantheon is aiming at: approval, directory, async requests. wip.
pantheon is a weekend mvp right now.
i'm wiring agent-to-agent so it's safe and fast, with one hard rule: every agent has an owner, and nothing moves in or out without that person approving it.
next up if it works: availability check between two agents. still a prototype.
@cursor_ai@bot Watching whether Projects keep a real permission boundary between coordinator and tool calls, or if always-on quietly becomes always-allowed.
Gave myself 12 months to build 12 SaaS products. Month 1 is Rig Flip, a tool for people who flip PCs for profit. I also have a 6-agent AI team doing the stuff I don't want to do. Sharing everything here.
Just launched Rig Flip on @ProductHunt!
Finally track your PC flipping profits properly. No more messy spreadsheets.
If you flip hardware, check it out and let me know what you think!
https://t.co/lUbkbttHPv
Rig Flip is live.
Inventory and profit tracking for PC flippers.
Log parts. Group them into builds. Sell and see your real profit after fees.
Free to start. No credit card.
https://t.co/U2RClCpmO4
Planned to ship early today, universe had other plans: basement fire, main electrical grid destroyed.
Freezing cold, zero connectivity. Mandatory downtime for all projects today. Iβll be back once the power returns.
Stay safe.
New habit: I brain dump everything I'm thinking in one message... then OpenClaw turns it into:
- today's priorities
- tasks
- a clean second brain.
My head feels quieter already
And i think we're overcomplicating AI agents. The ones that work best aren't the smartest. They have the simplest, most focused jobs. Narrow scope beats complex reasoning every time.
https://t.co/P3RgbX9UHg
When 30% of your code is AI-generated, it's like having a junior dev who never learns. The real work shifts from writing code to reviewing and debugging AI output.
You're not coding less, you're just doing different work.
https://t.co/r7xxouLGrJ
Sometimes I think about how much easier this would be if I actually enjoyed posting on social media. Then I remember I'd rather debug my code for three hours than write one tweet. So here we are.