Parallel career-repo workspaces and sketching an AI-first company
Ran several career-repo workspaces in parallel to prep PRs and resolve merge conflicts, then started sketching how an AI-first team could run a real product end to end.
A Sunday spent on two threads: keeping the career repo moving across parallel workspaces, and thinking through what an AI-first company would actually look like.
career
Most of the day ran through several conductor workspaces of the same repo at once. The pattern was the same in each: save work in progress, check whether anything was ready to commit, then open a PR from a set of instructions. One workspace also needed a main merge with conflict resolution before pushing. Running them side by side made it easy to keep each branch isolated while moving them all forward.
pi-admin
Started sketching an AI-first company. The idea: build out the core functions of a business (sales, marketing, product, support, admin, finance) as AI agents, with a small human team steering each area instead of doing all the work by hand. The concrete target is inscricoestop.com.br, an existing public project, managed through agents rather than manual ops. The open question is integration: wiring the agents into the tools and channels the work actually flows through, which is where most of the effort will land.
A day of breadth over depth: lots of branches in flight and a bigger idea taking shape on the side.