The journey: full AI autonomy, so you don't have to
A short story of how I got here, in 8 panels. You can also play it as a dialog on the home page.
Age six. The gate closed.
I was six when I was left at an orphanage. The iron gates were the first thing I learned to read.
Leaving. Crossing.
Later I left, and I crossed a border to start over in a country that did not know me. I took very little with me.
Why does food do that?
I trained as a chef and finished first in my culinary class. The chef in me was always a bit of a science geek who wanted to know why. A whisk and a spectrometer turned out to want the same thing: precision.
Automations, by hand.
I married, built a life, and kept teaching myself to build. My first automations were made by hand, one small script at a time. Like a bakery, a few grams off and the whole batch collapses.
The money fuss.
Then the bills arrived: tools, subscriptions, AI usage. My piggy bank, Penny, started to talk, and not kindly. Penny said, "You pay for the tool, then you pay to use the tool. Who is the tool?"
A fleet that costs less.
One day the AI bill hit $12, and Penny fainted. So I built an AI agent fleet with cheap routing: easy jobs go to cheap models, hard jobs get the expensive ones. Weigh first, then pour. Penny sleeps again.
Full AI autonomy.
The goal was never more work for me. It is full AI autonomy, so you don't have to do the repeated part. Penny now supervises from the shelf.
Your turn.
If you have work that repeats, bring it. I will show you what can run by itself.