Resources
A small, honest shelf: free things that are already usable, and paid systems when the delivery path exists.
If it is not packaged, tested, and reachable, it does not get a big shiny card here. Trust-first, not junk drawer.
The AI house manager I built so the household stops living in one person's head. It catches the open loops — school emails, receipts, appointments, meals, travel — prepares the decisions, drafts the boring admin, and stops before anything external without your yes.
Buy once. 12 months of updates at the founding price as the system improves.
Free shelf
These are free resources that are already reachable. Screenshot Organizer and the paid founder guide stay off this page until their repo, checkout, or delivery path is actually live.
The agent operating system behind the work: roles, memory, skills, scheduled runs, and named teammates. Useful if you want to see how the sausage is made.
View repo →A local Claude Code skill that renames, transcribes, tags, and indexes Apple Voice Memos on your Mac. Nothing uploaded, no API key required.
Install the skill →Reference guides
Cheat sheets, setup notes, and practical guides that are meant to be reused, not just read once.
g-brain (gbrain) is Garry Tan's open-source knowledge layer for AI agents. A founder's plain-English breakdown of how it works with OpenClaw and gstack.
Every Codex CLI command, safety setting, model pick, and prompting pattern I actually use now that GPT-5.4 is here.
The Claude Code commands, permission modes, model picks, and prompt patterns that actually matter in April 2026.