162 Markdown documents, one cloud knowledge base, searchable by meaning from Claude Code, Cursor, or n8n — and by your teammates. One command deploys it. The payoff is that a written answer gets made once and reused, instead of re-litigated three times a quarter.
Built a skill Wednesday night, opened a different Mac Thursday morning, and it was gone. The full-mesh Syncthing setup that keeps the config behind my workflow automation software identical on 4 machines - .stignore rules for 360,000 files, an onboarding SOP, and the mistakes I made.
Your knowledge sits in dozens of folders and hundreds of chat threads, so the answers come back generic. Build a knowledge base on your file system instead: the four-layer architecture, a step-by-step build sequence, and a checklist to tick off as you go.
Solo business, marketing, e-commerce, sales, real estate
Logo, bio and colours are the parts you can finish in a weekend, which is exactly why they get done first and change nothing. What actually decides whether anyone thinks of you gets built somewhere else - a 30-day sequence for a small business with no audience yet.
Not a playbook, an argument. Headcount stopped being a proxy for capability somewhere between 2019 and 2024, and four old reasons for hiring broke with it. When each one broke, the data behind it, and a 10-question test for whether a one-person small business fits you.
Five ideas in a notes app for three months and nothing shipped is a picking problem, not an idea problem. Here is the framework that breaks the tie: two circles, six categories of small business idea that actually earn, a seven-step market test, and a 30-day validation sprint with eight AI prompts.
When I rebuild one with AI agents, you get the write-up — including the parts that didn't work. No weekly roundup, no "5 tools you need."