Loose notes
Loose notes on AI and what surprised me along the way. Step-by-step instructions are in the guides.
Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini: what I use each one for
I use three AI environments: ChatGPT from OpenAI, Claude from Anthropic and Gemini from Google. None of them wins at everything. For everyday search and conversation I reach for ChatGPT, for sites and text I use Claude, and I open…
Why a website needs an agent to serve it
I think a website without a version for AI assistants loses more than half of its value, and in a few years it will lose far more. That's my thesis and I have no research behind it. This site came…
Let a person answer the phone
I keep seeing ads for services where AI answers a company's phone. It puts me off. When I call, I usually have something a person needs to handle, and an agent on the line is just a barrier I have…
AI agents on a home server: one environment for Windows, MacBook and phone
I run my AI agents on a home server with Linux, and from Windows, a MacBook and my phone I only steer them. All of those devices see the same environment, and the server does the work. A Linux server…
Why run your own harness when you pay for a subscription
With a paid LLM subscription, I don't think a harness of your own like OpenClaw or Hermes makes sense. I set up both, on a home server and on a VPS, and gave up on them…
Codex for researching a building plot: from a plot number to a model of the house
I gave Codex a plot number and a municipality. It found the local zoning plan (in Poland: MPZP) and the municipal documents on its own, then modelled the terrain and the house on the plot, applied the plan's restrictions and…
A website an AI agent can use
My bet is that in a few years hardly anyone will visit websites. They'll send their assistant. So I built a site where an assistant can book a call with me without signing in and without an API key. It…