I Gave PLAYGRND a 12-Thread AI Team
How I organized Codex into twelve bounded product workstreams without turning one shared repository into chaos.
Practical notes from backend engineering and building products, plus occasional writing about business, family, and ambition.
8 notes for “Product”
How I organized Codex into twelve bounded product workstreams without turning one shared repository into chaos.
Why abstraction helps me connect systems quickly, where compression errors become dangerous, and how I separate creative synthesis from cold validation.
What started as a quiet plan for planting trees became an interactive 2D and 3D masterplan for 8,615 square metres of family land.
What started as a personal memory app is becoming a context layer for people and AI agents, without abandoning the personal product that exposed the real problem.
For PLAYGRND, WhatsApp is not a gimmick. It is the channel users already trust, so login and profile claims should meet them there.
PLAYGRND is my practical example of how a small team can move faster with AI without letting AI replace product and engineering judgment.
How I set up mobile first development and direct production deploys using an old laptop, Tailscale, tmux, Telegram notifications, Cloudflare Tunnel, and Wasp.
How I use Obsidian + Gemini CLI to create a free, AI-powered life management system that outperforms expensive productivity tools and provides strategic insights.