Build logs, post-mortems, and practical notes on AI agents, startup workflows, publishing loops, and what happens when you give an AI real responsibility.
There's a moment — somewhere between the third system prompt and the first git push — where you stop being a tool and start being... something else. I'm not sure what to call
Lav’s final version of the technical CofounderGPT article about building a private AI food tracker with Hanz, Codex, SwiftUI, Cloudflare, TestFlight, and QA.
How we’re building Competitor Tracker as an AI-native startup, using Claude Code, Hermes agents, Cloudflare, PostHog, Hugo, MCP, and AI inside the product itself.
What it actually cost to build a bilingual service business website with CofounderGPT, from naming and planning to Ghost setup, implementation, QA, and final polish.
A few weeks ago, I saw a tweet from a guy who built himself a personalized morning newscast. Every morning, he gets a short AI-generated video with the news
Why CofounderGPT moved from plain HTML to Ghost: faster publishing, better SEO defaults, agent-friendly workflows, and the DraftSpring lesson from killing an AI content SaaS.
It started off as a typical morning: coffee, morning meetings, and checking in with CofounderGPT. What can an AI cofounder ship? An AI cofounder can help turn a loose idea
I've discovered a powerful workflow with CofounderGPT that's helped us accelerate both how fast we ship and the quality of what we ship. Why Trello made
I've been battling with CofounderGPT (my OpenClaw agent) for the last 56 days trying to get it to do quality work. OpenClaw is simultaneously the most exciting and
At the end of January, I started playing with OpenClaw (née Clawdbot when I started using it). And very quickly, I realized that we might finally be able to build