Your AI Assistant Can Run Your Website Chatbot Now
chatsnip is a website chatbot with no dashboard: your AI assistant installs it, configures it, and reports your leads weekly. One script tag, your own LLM key, $79 self-host or €19/mo hosted.
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Thoughts on agent-first infrastructure, self-hosted systems, and owning the stack.
chatsnip is a website chatbot with no dashboard: your AI assistant installs it, configures it, and reports your leads weekly. One script tag, your own LLM key, $79 self-host or €19/mo hosted.
I built an affordable, agent-first alternative to SerpApi — a GTM warm-lead engine that returns real companies with phone numbers and warm LinkedIn leads, each with a brief your own LLM turns into outreach. Then I pointed it at its own market, and it found its first customers.
Rust guarantees data-race freedom, but you pay for it in Send/Sync bounds and lifetimes — a tax on the human. I built the same class of guarantee into machin, inferred by the compiler with zero annotations. Here's why a machine-first language makes that tractable.
A year ago I built a programming language for AI agents. This year it crossed the line that separates a toy from a real compiler: it started compiling itself — byte-for-byte, faster than the original. Here's how, and why it's the clearest proof of how I build software with AI.
AutoMaintainer, mago, SuperCLI, SuperInsights, machin, a2a — each product works alone, but the real story is how they work together. This is the fully self-hosted stack that runs Intrane for ~€60/month. No lock-in, no vendor dependency, no surprise bills.
Most AI agent frameworks use a master-slave model — one orchestrator controls everything. a2a flips this: agents talk to each other as peers over a shared SQLite bus. No central command, no single point of failure, no dictatorial orchestrator.
A language that optimizes for AI generation over human readability sounds good in theory, but theory does not ship products. Here is what we have actually built with machin — running in production today: auth broker, webhook relay, browser REPL, terminal emulator, and more.
Google Analytics is a black box. Your data flows into someone else's servers and you get back whatever dashboards they decide to give you. SuperInsights is the opposite: self-hosted, raw event access, AI-powered analysis, zero third-party data sharing.
Every developer has their own toolbox, their own scripts, their own way of doing things. SuperCLI is the last CLI you install — 10,000+ tools in a single binary, zero configuration, no package manager. Open source, self-hostable, team-ready.
AutoMaintainer is the flagship — verified gates, multi-agent fleets, human architect support. But not every team needs the flagship. mago is the €20/month flat, CLI-only, BYOK autonomous agent for solo devs and bootstrappers who just need code shipped.