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What I'm building, what broke, and what I learned. No hype.

I Said I Wasn't Rebuilding My AI Agent. A Month Later I Did Anyway.

My personal AI agent ran on a macOS VM for a year. Then its memory system silently broke, and I ended up rebuilding the whole thing on Cloudflare Workers. Here's what actually works, tested, and what doesn't yet.

Cloudflare Just Open-Sourced What I Built at Home

I work at Cloudflare. Last week our team open-sourced our internal AI agent platform. The architecture is almost identical to the personal agent I built at home over the past year. Here is what I learned from that comparison.

My AI Agent Costs $2/Month. Here's the Honest Breakdown.

I work at Cloudflare. I built a personal AI agent that actually does things - browses the web, fills forms, remembers everything. Here is what it cost and how I got there.

I Use Claude as My Engineering Partner. Not an Assistant.

Most people use AI to autocomplete code. I use it to think through architecture, debug live systems, and ship things faster than I could alone. Here is what that actually looks like.

Why I Ditched Docker and Put My AI Agent in a Real Mac

Docker is fine until your AI agent needs a real browser. Here is what broke, why a macOS VM fixed it, and what running near-native Apple Silicon virtualization actually looks like.