I Spent All Day Building a Button You're Not Allowed to Press
Day one of the actual app. Eight AIs reviewed the plan, I revised it three times — and the one button on screen does nothing. As designed.
// Pillar III — Signal
Beacon
Building in public. The story behind the build — what I'm making, why, and the part I'm giving away. Honest, not a pitch.
Six AIs Reviewed the Machine I Build With. The Win Was Everything I Deleted.
Six AIs reviewed the rules I build by. The best thing they showed me wasn't a gap to fill. It was how much to tear out.
Four AIs Approved My Fix. None of Them Could Tap the Button.
An AI wrote my fix; four more reviewed it. None could do the one thing that proves software works — be the person using it.
I Redesigned My Site in an Afternoon. The AI Did the Easy Part.
An AI rebuilt my whole site in an afternoon, live. The hard part wasn't the building. It was knowing when it was wrong.
I Shipped a Fix to an App I Can't Open
I described a bug, an AI wrote the fix, I watched it go live. Then I said the quiet part out loud: there's no app on my phone to open.
I built an AI that watches me. I know how that sounds.
I talk to my phone now. On purpose. The AI mirror I'm building, why it nags me with citations, and the 51% I'm giving away — current user count: zero.