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What I'm building, fixing and learning
A dated log, newest first. My agents help me draft it from what actually changed on my servers; I check and approve every line.
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- HubHub can now run AI agents on all four of my servers with no terminal at all.
- AlfredAlfred's help manual went live: 27 articles with screenshots that refresh when the app changes.
- ChurchStarted planning the church website as a product for other small churches.
- AlfredBills that arrive by email now show a "bill to enter" card with a one-time approval button for QuickBooks.
- HubClaude Code's menus (model, usage, permission prompts) became real buttons instead of terminal keystrokes.
- HubFirst version of Hub: every AI agent conversation on every server in one sidebar.
- ChurchOnline sign-up forms and connect cards, saved to a database and emailed to the church office.
- ChurchThe pastor picked a design from 20 directions on a review site I built for him.
- AlfredCaught a rule meant for one sender that had been saved for every client. Fixed it, and every new rule is now checked for how far it reaches.
- AlfredClient inboxes, plus a "what Alfred was missing" note on each email. Facts staff confirm become rules.
- AlfredConnected Alfred to QuickBooks through its API.
- PlannerRan a full security audit of the codebase; most findings fixed right away.
- PlannerFixed a scheduling bug that was costing 20 families a lesson every week.
- AlfredStarted a paid contract building AI automations for Accounting Agency.
- PlannerFound the app was over-counting paying customers by 27%. Now I count from Stripe.
- PlannerMoved the back end to a new server ahead of a shutdown: 22 scheduled jobs, no duplicate emails.
- PlannerFirst commit on Weekly Lesson Planner.