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The Blueprint
How a Small Homebuilder Runs on AI
A complete, phase-by-phase account of running a construction company on AI — the foundation it needs, the system we actually built, every lesson that cost us something, and the plan to do it yourself. It is being published here a chapter at a time.
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Part II — What We Built
- 2.1Vector, the chief of staff
- 2.2The daemon: 21 jobs that run whether I show up or not
- 2.3The morning brief
- 2.4Giving the system a memorysoon
- 2.5The council: how big decisions get madesoon
- 2.6The sub-agent fleetsoon
- 2.7Enterprise accounting for $5Ksoon
- 2.8The 3-axis cost code modelsoon
- 2.9Self-correcting cashflow forecastssoon
- 2.10Deal intelligence: HABU and the self-healing MLS pipelinesoon
- 2.11The market radarsoon
- 2.12The dashboard we killedsoon
- 2.13The knowledge vaultsoon
- 2.14The shipping machinesoon
- 2.15Learning loops: how it compoundssoon
- 2.16The watchdogssoon
Part III — Scars
- 3.1AI systems rotsoon
- 3.2Alert fatigue nearly killed the whole thingsoon
- 3.3"Done" is a lie (the completion trap)soon
- 3.4The authority matrixsoon
- 3.5Determinism for dollarssoon
- 3.6Guardrails only count if you test themsoon
- 3.7Self-policing spendsoon
- 3.8Screening shiny objectssoon
- 3.9One writer per surfacesoon
- 3.10What we'd do differentlysoon
Part IV — The Blueprint
- 4.1The readiness scorecardsoon
- 4.2Phase 0: clean the data, name the sources of truthsoon
- 4.3Phase 1: the assistantsoon
- 4.4Phase 2: the scheduled backbonesoon
- 4.5Phase 3: agents with authoritysoon
- 4.6Phase 4: learning loopssoon
- 4.7What it actually costssoon
- 4.8Build, buy, or hiresoon
- 4.9Working with mesoon