Wow. My last post was in early May, which means there has been almost a four-month gap.
Back in mid-May, I was deeply focused on the concept of sharing and using llm-wiki within a small group. I’ve put that idea on hold for now, though. I’ll revisit that story later if the opportunity arises, but for now, let’s get back to what I’ve been up to.
From mid-May to mid-August, work completely took over my life. I was so drained that I had zero mental energy left for tech or AI. Naturally, the guilt started creeping in—when am I finally going to check in on my AI agents? I definitely walked away with a lifetime’s worth of crazy stories to share over beers, but since they mostly revolve around HR and team management, they’ll have to stay off the record.
As of mid-August, my life has finally gotten back on a normal track. In an era where yesterday’s right answer becomes today’s wrong one, being away for over three months feels massive. It’s time to gather my strength and catch up.
On the other hand, stepping away and clearing my head for a while actually feels like it helped. Looking back, up until May, I think I was just obsessed with new technologies, experimenting with whatever I could get my hands on without any clear direction.
With that in mind, I took this opportunity to realign my goals:
- Building an environment where a small team can collaborate and work using AI.
- Streamlining a workflow with AI to make my own professional tasks more efficient.
- Building AI agents that add value to my everyday life.
- Setting up a solid foundation powered by AI to support my personal hobby development projects.
That’s two for work and two for personal hobbies. These are all things I was already doing, but categorizing my goals like this makes everything feel much clearer. Let’s keep moving forward, step by step.
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