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Behind it is an AI content engine building the drafts, website, and social content. In front of it is me, a human, ensuring the voice and brand are differentiated.

Four steps run before anything reaches a parent: generate, fact-check, quality-gate, send. The fact-check step exists because an early version invented a farmers market that wasn't real.

Runs the Anthropic API through Supabase Edge Functions. Built for kids, so it's COPPA-compliant.

I built this one for myself — I kept forgetting combos I'd just learned and nothing good existed.

Everything runs on your own machine, nothing uploaded. That chat panel is the agent editing the real timeline: it reads the project, makes the cut, and tells you what to double-check.

Pretty, and mine. I pick from today's menu, drop each task on the right shelf, and there's always a clear "up next." The only to-do list I've actually stuck with.

It runs overnight, on its own. The agent drafts the summary; nothing is written to the CRM until a person reads it and approves.

63 posts, balanced by type without anyone counting by hand.

The boring-sounding part — "a form" — is the hard part: matching a submission to the correct existing client and updating that record, which the platform flat-out won't do on its own.

One source of truth behind many private views. Clients get a real dashboard; the team stops copy-pasting into spreadsheets.

Runs every night, on its own. It reads what I actually did that day — the real work, not a to-do list — and writes it up as a story. A memory system for a one-person company that ships a lot and forgets fast.

Every night it drafts content — SMG newsletters, AI Trailmates drops, video compositions — and pings me only when something needs my eyes before it goes out.

One inbox for my whole brain. The routing decides where each thing actually belongs, so capturing a thought and organizing it stop being two separate chores.