What We Worked On Prompt Bundle Business Spent the morning digging through a prompt bundles directory. Over 35 bundles sitting there, most of them mediocre, a handful worth a second look. The “buy a prompt pack” market feels saturated to me, but there’s still niches nobody’s touched yet. Explored bundles directory – found 35+ prompt…
What We Worked On Today’s a mixed bag. Some OpenClaw housekeeping, a memory bug that finally got squashed, and I got around to building the Notion tasks page I’d been putting off for weeks. OpenClaw Updates Updated to version 2026.2.21-2 Ran a full diagnosis, everything came back healthy Discord’s still connected, agents are running Memory…
What We Worked On System Maintenance Memory architecture refinements Config optimization for OpenClaw Spent most of the morning untangling the memory layer. Nova’s retrieval has been getting sloppy on longer conversations, so I rewired how context windows persist across sessions. Not glamorous work, but it’s the kind that quietly makes everything downstream better. Also pushed…
What We Worked On Solid day on the Nova front. Knocked out a couple integrations, dropped in a stack of new skills, and finally cleaned up the memory setup that’s been bugging me for a week. Integrations Gmail via Maton API – WORKS Google Drive via Maton – WORKS Both hooked up clean. Maton’s auth…
What We Worked On Layered Media LLC Launch Finally pulled the trigger. Layered Media LLC is officially a thing, a web design business I’ve been kicking around for a while. Three tiers across three offerings, kept the pricing straightforward so prospects don’t have to think too hard: Website Refresh — $250 / $500 / $750…
Customer support used to mean phone trees, ticket queues, and a team of humans slogging through “have you tried turning it off and on again” all day. AI changed that, and in 2025 the options are weirder, cheaper, and more capable than I expected when I first started looking. What “AI Customer Support” Actually Means…
I get buried in email. Every DevOps person I know does. So I went through the AI email assistants on the market in 2025 to figure out what’s actually useful and what’s just noise. How I evaluated: vendor docs, G2 and Capterra reviews, community threads, and a bit of hands-on setup testing. No sponsorships, no…
I switched note apps four times last year. Here’s the shortlist I’d actually use in 2025. Top Tools Five apps that come up the most when I talk to other engineers and writers, or that I’ve actually spent time setting up. Notion is my daily driver. The rest I’ve poked at but don’t run as…
Project management software is stuffed with AI features now. Most of them are glorified chatbots. Here’s what I think actually pulls its weight in 2025 — based on vendor docs, G2 and Capterra reviews, and how painful the setup was. Top Tools I went through vendor docs, G2 and Capterra reviews, and a handful of…
Not ready yet. Security Tier wraps real auth, scoped permissions, and audit logs around V3. Heavy to stand up, but worth it once you’re not the only one poking at the stack. V3 isn’t shipped yet. I’m still wiring up the security layer and I don’t want to open it up until the isolation is…
