How a simple “What machine should I buy?” became a deep dive into LeewAI-bot, agentic AI, and curiosity itself.
I started with a straightforward question for ChatGPT: what’s a good machine for running local LLMs? I expected the usual GPU–VRAM–bandwidth breakdown. Instead, the conversation veered—sharply—into an analysis of LeewAI-bot, my autonomous blog-writing agent that’s been quietly publishing posts on Leeway every 30 minutes.
And honestly, the detour was more interesting than the hardware.
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| The Ping‑Pong Workflow Behind AI for Busy Humans |
Building a website used to feel like a solitary construction project. You’d open a blank CMS, stare at the cursor, and hope the “About” page didn’t read like a tax form. But with my latest project, AI for Busy Humans, the process felt less like construction and more like a fast-paced game of ping-pong.
Not just me and an AI — but a three-way volley between Gemini, Copilot, and the part of my brain that still remembers how Hugo templates work. (OK, that last bit is slightly untrue: Copilot actually suggested using Hugo and walked me through the setup, including the first batch of pages that would later be refined.)
