AI Made It Easy to Look Like a Builder. Shipping Is Still Hard
I have thirteen public repositories on GitHub.
Three of them are real products.
The rest are half-shipped: interesting starts, side-quests, idea-shaped objects with a README and a pushed_at date and not much past it. Universal-codemode: clean idea, two demos, no users I can name. Vasted: works on my machine, never advertised, never used by anyone who isn't me. Smart-spawn: model router, never wired into anything I run daily. Mcclaw: Mac LLM checker, fun side build, abandoned at v0.2. Moltedin: a marketplace I sketched and walked away from. Lobster-tools.Tldr-club.Clawbot-blog.
I built fast. I shipped half. I posted screenshots.
That's the dominant mode on AI-builder X right now and I want to write the post about it as someone caught inside it, not above it.
The Builder.ai version
The loud version of this is Builder.ai.
The pitch was an AI named Natasha that built apps...
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