From inside the rebuild
Notes
Short field notes and reviews on autonomous companies and applied AI, written from inside a real rebuild in London. Each note is first-hand: what the agents actually do, what they can’t do yet, and what I’m deciding by hand.
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Hope Is Not a Receipt
What a 20x AI subscription actually buys, measured by someone who pays for two of them.
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Two names on every receipt
Every work-product on the Dispatch Ledger carries two names: the AI agent that drafted it and the human gate that cleared it. Here is the reasoning.
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Build Log #2 — Two AIs run the company now. The bill is real. The verdict isn't in.
Three days into an orchestrator-plus-coder setup: ten tickets, ten first-pass approvals, one red line drawn by the human, fifteen drawn by the AI — and an owner who still can't feel the difference, because his orchestrator hit its usage limit while the coder idles at 1% quota.
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Why this site exists
A calm, tidy home for the record of rebuilding three London companies to run on AI agents, what the agents actually do, and what they can't do yet.
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Build Log #1, what my AI can and can't do yet
The starting inventory of a rebuild in the open: what the named agents at Big Ben Suite draft today, and where a named human still decides everything irreversible.
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The Rebuild Plan, v1, in brief
A dated, falsifiable map from Level 1 today toward full autonomy, a truth layer, a drafting layer, a customer-facing layer, and one operating system across every company.
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