Solopreneur · Waco, Texas

Building in public. Working alone on purpose.

I live by the principle that you're either above the API or below it. You either tell robots what to do, or robots are telling you what to do.

This site is my hub for staying on top of AI, stuff I’m shipping, half-baked ideas, and what I'm currently obsessing about.

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Building a repeatable recurring service to $10K/MRR that helps home service businesses improve where they show up on Google Maps, and turn more local searches into revenue.

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Week ending Aug 2, 2026

MCP moves from demo glue to scalable agent I/O

Main thing on X the last few days: agents that can actually plug into tools and use a computer — not another round of model name-dropping. There’s a real push on MCP (the common way agents connect to tools), plus a few computer-use releases that look closer to production. Inference keeps getting cheaper, and people are still arguing that open models help defenders. Power and chips still matter long-term, but there wasn’t much solid primary posting on that in this scan.

Agent I/O standards (MCP)Week ending Jul 31, 2026

PJM curtailment + FERC path: power becomes a load rule, not just a queue

Yesterday's physical-stack story got sharper overnight: PJM-scale curtailment and FERC filings moved the power wall from abstract grid talk toward rules that hit large AI loads. On the software side, the center of gravity is still agentic inference economics (tokens per MW, memory beyond HBM, tool-loop wall-clock) plus a fresh de-stealth cluster around agent spend controls, robotics interfaces, visual data layers, and specialized model-lab serving. Seed handles remain loud on Grok cadence and dense clusters; little net-new from Jensen in this window. Power problem framing is consensus; company maps and agent-control layers are early/forming.

ISO-level AI load rules Week ending Jul 30, 2026

Power and interconnect as the binding constraint

This week's X signal emphasizes physical + agent stack buildout: power/interconnect as constraints, Grok/xAI cluster and agentic shipping from seed handles, and under-the-radar agent frameworks/security/specialized infra. Power problem framing is largely consensus; fresher edge is de-stealth agent/security/defense infra.

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Ideas I’d work on if I had the time.

Not a roadmap promise. Just things I’m chewing on. Open any one for the full note.

YouTube bookmark tool

let's you quickly go back and reference the book marked section of the yt vid

Extension

Teacher Clout

it's rate the teacher meets bitclout

Website

Google Menu creator

tool that creates and formats menus for google?

Online tool

hobby finder for [gen-z] quiz

takes your likes, traits, interests, and availability

Online tool

Focus

What holds my attention.

Making a $1M/yr solo with AI

One person can now do the work of a 10-person team and create $1 million in value a year

Local home service businesses

A massively underserved niche with profitable problems worth solving.

How Elon operates

How one person runs multiple billion-dollar companies and becomes one of the world's top Diablo players?

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Useful AI tools.

A tight stack for research, building, creative production, and turning half-formed ideas into finished work.

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Selected work

Waco, Texas

One operator. No employees. No theater.

About

Proof that solo can be enough.

I’m Corey. I build software and visibility systems for local service businesses, and I write a weekly read on AI when the feed has something worth keeping.

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