The machines I build to do the boring parts, so I can do the interesting ones.
Autonomous agents that draft content, run checks, and deploy, coordinated by an orchestrator that keeps each step honest.
Instead of one long prompt, a team of specialised agents builds, verifies, and ships while I review the pull request.
Visual workflow automation for everything that repeats: my publish pipeline is a chain of small, testable steps.
Trigger → draft → commit → deploy: one webhook starts the whole run and each step only fires when the last one passes.
Microsoft 365 flows that grease the daily grind: approval chains, onboarding automation, and the paperwork nobody wants to redo.
A new starter gets accounts, docs, and equipment assigned by one flow, with every approval tracked in the audit trail.
Automation is how I multiply my time; the workflows above run my day-to-day.