Thoughts on AI agents, personal infrastructure, and building in public
A deep dive into building a personal AI agent system that handles life administration without becoming a productivity prison. Architecture decisions, security models, and lessons learned from building it over a weekend.
How I built a Claude Code orchestrator that manages 20+ parallel AI coding agents using tmux, git worktrees, and ~2,500 lines of bash. Architecture, human-in-the-loop at scale, and why fully autonomous agents don't work yet.
n8n is a workflow engine; Composio is an integration and auth API. Here's a detailed technical comparison for platform builders.