LLMs are stateless. Each msg you send is a fresh start - even if it's in a thread.
So you favourite AI apps are probably not designed to "remember" the early msgs in a chat - implying that you should start new chats frequently
Hi, I'm Nityesh. I build software with a lot of help from AI. This website is my experiment in the next shape of personal publishing: a publishing house with one employee and no deadlines.
Once, a person with something to say could only print essays. I still write those. But the presses got stranger: now I also draw comics about ideas that deserve pictures, and — this is the new part — I publish full working software. Real tools, free to use, maintained the way a book stays in print — all of it built by me and my AI agent, Luo, on a spare MacBook Air.
Everything here is optimised for truth, not engagement.
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AI taught me how to make the app html file of my SaaS app manageable using layouts
And not just making things pretty
I build a tonne of software with AI. Here it all is, in order of when I last shipped a commit to each one’s main branch. (Yes, my AI employee updates this every day and reshuffles it from the latest data.)
Self-driving community software for busy creators. Stop leaving member connections to chance — meaningful 1-on-1 connections, on autopilot.
An always-on AI cofounder running on your Mac. Fork it. Configure it. Let it come alive.
The PowerPoint app, built for AI agents. You see a slide; the AI sees ten thousand lines of code.
You're looking at the record button. Pick a screen, click the red thing, talk — the share link lands in your clipboard before you finish your sentence.
Everyone has a subject that makes them feel stupid. Turn Claude or ChatGPT into your personal tutor.
Articles I wrote in my past life.
Not a newsletter. When I finish something, I send it to you: a polished app you can use that day, a fun comic, and the articles on how it all got made.
No cadence. I ship when I ship. Lately, I ship often.