The weekly newsletter for founders and builders using AI to ship faster—practical tactics, tools, and real-world lessons from Alex Finn.
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6.44 billion people have never used AI. Yes... not once. Even though the most powerful technology ever created is free to try, most people have never touched it. Which is why everyone using AI to build and automate their lives has an OBSCENE advantage right now. To help you stay on the cutting edge, I've put out 3 posts over the last couple of weeks. 1. 77.6% of Earth has never used AI In a decade 75% of this chart will be red. Until then you have the greatest arbitrage opportunity there is. Here's the post and the 8 steps I'd take immediately. 2. How I code from anywhere in the world I never do local work on any of my devices. They all connect remotely to my Mac Studio. So no matter where I am in the world (could be at the grocery store, in bed, Japan, on the toilet, by the pool, on the road using FSD), I have code written in one place. 3. The exact AI tool stack I run every day I use 7 AI tools as of right now. If you master and use all of them, you'll be a productivity MACHINE. Reply and tell me what you'd add to my tool stack. Keep shipping, Alex |
Ship/It Weekly
The weekly newsletter for founders and builders using AI to ship faster—practical tactics, tools, and real-world lessons from Alex Finn.
There's a whole genre of AI videos I can't stand… The ones where the creator tells you to set up an army of 50 sub agents, drops a GitHub repo underneath it, and calls it a starter kit. I hate them because they always end the same way... You open it You can't work out what any of the 50 agents do You end up running none Or you run them all, and it cripples your performance and skyrockets your costs It might feel really tempting to use all 50 agents. It might feel like you all of a sudden are...
I have never designed anything in my life. I'm very unartistic, and I just stink at all of that. So when I started using Claude Design, I experimented a ton just to figure out what I even liked… I asked questions I tried things 10 different times And I hit my limits fast without creating anything good Ever had a similar situation? Chances are, you made the exact same mistake I did… You opened the best AI tool before you knew what you wanted. But, as you probably already know, every AI tool...
Every AI agent you run lives in its own little box… Your OpenClaw can't see the context from Hermes Your Hermes can't see your conversations with Claude Code And your Claude Code can't see the work you've been doing in Codex But Jack Dorsey just released a new multi-agent chat app that finally lets them read each other's work. It's called Buzz. And there's so much more to it that no one else is talking about. Which is why I put together a full breakdown of Buzz in a YouTube video 2 weeks ago....