Mar 16, 2026
How I built my wife a personal AI assistant on OpenClaw (and what actually took time)
A setup guide for people building for someone who will never read a setup guide.
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Older essays, newest first.
Everything I've written on Little Might, going back to 2013. The first page is always the homepage; this is the long tail.
Mar 10, 2026
Everything You Need Before Your AI Employee Starts
The complete checklist: hardware, subscriptions, email, remote access, and messaging. Get these set up and your AI agent can go live in a day.
Mar 5, 2026
Turn a Mac Mini into Your First AI Employee in 20 Minutes
A calm, non-technical setup flow for founders: give your Mac Mini its own identity, connect OpenClaw, and assign your first real job.
Feb 16, 2026
Why Your OpenClaw Agent Doesn't Remember You
ChatGPT and Claude have memory built in. OpenClaw doesn't. Here's how to build your own memory system with 5 plain text files.
Feb 7, 2026
I Built a Voice Analytics Dashboard for Wispr Flow
How I turned my dictation history into actionable insights with a simple Claude Code skill
Feb 6, 2026
OpenClaw Talk at the Claude Code Meetup
I presented OpenClaw at the Claude Code meetup hosted at Cloudflare in Austin, TX. Here's the full slide deck.
Feb 6, 2026
Repo Atlas: Give Your AI Agent a Map of Your Codebase
A skill for Claude Code and Codex that builds persistent context documentation for any repository. Save tokens. Stop watching AI agents wander through your code.
Feb 5, 2026
How to Export Your ChatGPT History
Export your ChatGPT conversations and turn the useful parts into memory for your AI agents, writing systems, and private workspace.
Feb 5, 2026
GitHub for Founders: A Beginner's Guide
The non-technical founder's guide to GitHub. What commits, branches, and pushes actually mean, and why knowing this makes AI coding tools way less scary.
Feb 4, 2026
Step-by-Step OpenClaw Setup for People Who Don't Live in the Terminal
A current OpenClaw setup guide for non-technical founders. Install the CLI, run onboarding, connect one channel, and avoid the stale advice still floating around.