An always-on operations layer watches my work surfaces — and lets me capture on the go from my watch and phone — then hands me a low-overwhelm view plus ready-to-review drafts. The parts of executive function that don't come for free run on their own, and I get to be present. Every agent maps to a cognitive deficit, not a feature.
Tour · paused
Press play to walk the system
Or click any agent to open its detail. Use ◀ ▶ to step through by hand — nothing here needs the internet or a live login.
The four costs · executive function is a tax I pay every day
Working memory
Context scattered across 4 calendars, Gmail, Slack, Zoom.
Task initiation
Knowing where to start when everything shouts equally loud.
Time blindness
Losing billable hours because I can't reconstruct Tuesday by Friday.
Prospective memory
Remembering to do the future thing — chase the agenda, kill the resource.
Ambient signals · what the world throws at me
Capture on the go · what I throw in
Dictate or share from anywhere → Claude parses & enriches → lands in brain.db. Capture built for a brain that has the thought while walking, not at a desk.
Single point of contact. Routes every task to the right specialist role and synthesizes the result — never does the work himself. New capabilities = new roles, not new dashboards to learn.
One local source of truth — contacts, meetings, projects, journal, time — instead of context scattered across email, Notion, and notebooks.
Present — not managing the machinery.
The ops layer · nine always-on agents — click any one for detail
Guardrails · every agent obeys (why it's safe to run unattended)
What actually reaches me · low-overwhelm surfaces
Keyboard: space play/pause · ←/→ step · F fullscreen · Esc close · click any agent for detail.
Here's the honest version: I generate ideas faster than I ship them. So I turned the backlog into a game. The board below is real — what I've shipped is face-up; what's queued is locked. Flip a locked idea to ship it, watch the points land, and see how far up the levels you can take me. (Lightly curated — the family and finance experiments stay private.)
Tinkerer
What it does
The AI judgment — where the fluency lives
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