My agent schedules meetings now
The A2A agent at ai.jakegaylor.com went from answering questions to booking real calendar time — self-hosted Cal.com, explicit booking protocol, and every booking pending my approval
Blog
Thoughts, ideas, and experiences I’d like to share.
My website is an agent now
ai.jakegaylor.com speaks A2A 1.0 — a recruiter's agent can now discover my agent, interview it about my experience, and email me, with no human configuring anything
We built a new kind of computer and called it a sandbox
Fly, Vercel, Daytona, and AWS independently shipped the same agent-shaped primitive, and the operational discipline around it doesn't exist yet
Your agents pay the tool tax every day
A workforce with no memory can't amortize a bad tool, so fit matters more than it ever did
What my agents can do now that secrets have names
Moving secrets behind names expanded what I can delegate more than any model upgrade
Agent-ready infrastructure is mostly good ops
The properties that let AI agents safely operate a system are the ones good systems always wanted
How I use Infisical in my home cloud
Every credential in my k3s cluster flows through Infisical, and it ended up in way more places than I expected
My AI agents changed what I need from a secret store
Infisical > SOPS now that agents write my code
A lot more people are about to learn about micro vms
MCP servers mean businesses will be running piles of untrusted code, and micro VMs are how they do it safely
Can't find your first user? You might have built the wrong thing.
Three ways engineers building products can find their first users, and what it means when none of them work
Making work more fun with Claude
I got tired of Claude's default voice, so I wrote the prompt that unlocks THE CHAOS APE
Interview series: When should I use serverless? It isn't about cost.
Cost is the least interesting part of the servers vs serverless decision
Hello World
Why I'm writing about building products after 20 years of shipping them, and what to expect here