Automating Everything That Doesn't Need Me

I've been writing a lot about LLMs, AI (or the so-called "Artificial Intelligence") and the like. Part of that is because I haven't been running into many problems that I feel need documenting. Bigger part is because I'm finding that "how-to" content is easy to slop with a robot, so I'd rather write about things that the clankers can't. In a word, I'm just trying to write more human. While I don't think I've achieved full tokenmaxxing AI psychosis levels yet, I do like agentic coding. I'm also a huge proponent for automation. If it comes up regularly, it should be automated. If it can't be fully automated, then it should at least be partially automated. If I don't need to be materially involved, then I shouldn't be involved at all. My latest foray into building my own agent has included a refocus around trying to automate any and everything that I can. I still consider this to be an experiment more than me drinking any sort of Kool-Aid. Similar motives to my push for a dumber home, if…