Writing
Thoughts on running multiple projects, portfolio operations, and building with AI.
Everyone talks about shipping fast. Nobody talks about maintaining 50 things after you ship them. Here's the system I built to survive.
Claude writes incredible code. But every session starts like it has amnesia. Here's how I gave my AI agents persistent memory across 50 repos.
Nobody talks about the real cost of being an indie hacker. Not the code. Not the marketing. The long tail of tools and services that quietly drain your bank account.
Every 15 minutes, bots check whether my entire portfolio is still alive. I used to do this manually. Now I sleep.
The hardest part of running many projects isn't coding. It's remembering everything.
At some point domains stop being fun and start becoming infrastructure.
Every solo builder eventually becomes a platform engineer for themselves. I just didn't realize it until I was already there.