Updated as I go
Guides I wrote for myself and kept. Tick things off as you go — it saves in your browser.
Reference & practice
The whole workflow through VS Code's Source Control panel. The mental model in four ideas, the six-click daily loop, what a merge conflict actually is — and how to undo almost anything.
Open guideModel pricing and which one to switch to, a starter agent crew for meeting prep and memory, and how to stop Power BI reports from looking like defaults.
Open manualBudgeting inside Fabric, explained like nobody explained it to you. Every click in order, why each step exists, the setup that silently blocks you, and a symptom-to-cause table for when it breaks.
Start step 0BridgeMind-style AI teammates that start work on a schedule — running locally on the Copilot licence you already have. Caveman-simple: what, why, how, and four prompts that build it for you.
Open the planWhat practitioners actually report about running agents unattended — the autonomy dial, sub-agent fleets, a self-updating memory file, and the Power BI work you should never hand over.
Open field notesThe dial, the five conditions, the Power BI yes/no table and the whole copy-paste kit — condensed to what you actually need at your desk. Companion to the field-notes page.
Open cheat sheetAdditional roadmaps from the tool-belt series land here as they're brought over.
Talk tracks & visit cards
Built for the fun of it
Sprint a brick minifigure through three lanes of toy city. Switch lanes, jump the barriers, slide under the gantries. Collect studs to charge a boost and see how far you get.
Play nowBuy GPUs, juggle power and cooling, train models, and prestige into the next model generation for permanent multipliers. A five-minute break that still has room to master.
Play nowA rink drawn up like a real coach's whiteboard. Sketch routes and passes, drop player/opponent/puck stamps, pick your marker color, then save the play as a photo or print it to PDF.
Open board