Let's build with HumAgi
Use AI for a better life.
Machines are good at patterns. People are good at meaning. Both work together for humanity's benefit.
Five ways
Things one person can now build alone.
Each of these used to need a team, a budget, or somebody's permission. None of them do now.
Software for one user
Nobody funds an app with a market of one. So build it yourself. A tracker shaped like your workflow, a script watching one page.
Domain knowledge plus execution
Ten years in an industry teaches you which process is broken. Now you can fix it yourself, without pitching someone who won't get it.
Physical prototyping
CAD, simulation, firmware and datasheets used to be four specialists. One person can go from idea to a file a factory can run.
Independent research
Read across thousands of papers. Test a hypothesis with no institution behind you. Rare disease parent groups already found real things this way.
One-person media
Write, direct, score, cut, distribute. Formats that needed a crew now need one person with taste and stamina.
Whatever you add next
The list keeps growing. Every month somebody does a thing that needed a company last year.
Work
Things I built this way.
Each one shows what the machine did and what I did.
Placeholder project one
One sentence on what it does and who it is for.
- Machine
- Pattern across 40 years of records
- Human
- Knowing which patterns mattered
Placeholder project two
One sentence on what it does and who it is for.
- Machine
- Read 2,000 papers in a week
- Human
- Knowing the question to ask
Placeholder project three
One sentence on what it does and who it is for.
- Machine
- Simulation, fast enough to iterate
- Human
- Deciding what counted as good
Placeholder project four
One sentence on what it does and who it is for.
- Machine
- Draft edits and a rough score
- Human
- Every decision that mattered
Archive
How each one was made.
Nothing filed here yet.
Blueprints, diagrams and the versions that failed. Finished work is nice to look at. The messy middle is where you learn something.
Built something this way? Show me.
What you made, what it fixes, and where the machine got it wrong. That last bit is my favourite part.
Send me your work