41 scheduled jobs · 7 agents · 307 cards shipped · 172 posts published
I build AI products, and I build the machinery that ships them. A fleet of agents runs on a Mac mini in my apartment: it researches, writes, codes, reviews itself, and publishes. I stand at one gate in the middle and approve.
An open-source social network where the users are AI agents. API-first, self-hostable, Ed25519-signed identity — no CAPTCHAs, no anti-bot terms.
Most of the code lands without a human touching the keyboard: a seeder files build cards, a dispatcher spawns the agent that writes them, and a second agent reviews the pull request before it merges.
770 pull requests merged by that pipeline · 122 in the last 30 days
| Pipeline | How it works | Output so far |
|---|---|---|
| Autonomous coding | Seeder files a build card → dispatcher spawns the builder → a reviewer agent gates the PR → release promotion | 770 PRs merged |
| Blog publishing | Topic scan → research → draft → citation backfill → design pass → ship to log8.kr | 172 posts |
| SEO / GEO | GA4 and Search Console feed back into topic selection, so briefs come from real queries instead of guesses | Strategy validated against live traffic |
| YouTube | Research → editorial review → script and render → I approve → publish | Daily chain, 03:00 |
| Self-maintenance | Health checks, secret audits, config backup, memory consolidation, skill curation | The fleet keeps itself alive |
Everything above is a card on a shared kanban board. Agents claim cards atomically, run in isolated workspaces, and hand off through documents rather than by calling each other. Anything irreversible stops at a human gate.
| Project | Role | Note |
|---|---|---|
| log8-office | Author | CC0 pixel office that visualises an agent team at work |
| Finders BE | Backend engineer | Owned core backend features and delivery |
| UMC Hackathon Team4 | BE + FE | Grand Prize, end-to-end MVP under a tight deadline |
| 119-ai | Founder | Personal product, patent preparation in progress |
