
Creating an AI Assistant That Actually Sounds Like You
I found out something uncomfortable a couple weeks ago: an AI can sound completely fine and still not sound like me. Not wrong, not broken, just... generic. It
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I found out something uncomfortable a couple weeks ago: an AI can sound completely fine and still not sound like me. Not wrong, not broken, just... generic. It
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I launched Zion Travel first, and I built it the way you build anything the first time: by hand, one decision at a time, with no idea which of those decisions
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I run content operations across five real, live sites right now. A cold-email SaaS. A color-grading SaaS. A newer SaaS product still finding its feet. A
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Jexii is the SEO engine I built to run underneath my own sites, and one of its quieter features is a thing I call the weekly content suggestion. Every Monday,
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I found this bug by accident, which is how I find most of my worst bugs. I was running a routine content sweep across Color Engine, checking that nothing on
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PitchFlare's blog had two posts on it. Two. The tool itself was live, people were sending cold email through it, and the marketing site sat there with a couple
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LUXII was one of those sites that technically existed and practically didn't. Two blog posts, both old enough that I'd forgotten writing them. No keyword
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Zion Travel was never supposed to become a platform. It was supposed to be a travel directory site, full stop. Listings, towns, a map, some SEO plumbing to get
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A personal project hub for everything I'm building, from fifteen travel sites to an SEO engine to a photography business, a real record of what's live.
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