Building in public. Without the hype.
A series on governing AI agents, building product solo with a team-grade standard, and what actually changes when AI enters your workflow.
What has actually happened, dated. Every line points to something checkable.
I find that my own product had spent months declaring a canonical URL that serves nothing: the domain was never brought up and the app lives on another host. None of my fourteen automated checks caught it, because they all validate that the address is well-formed and none that it answers. Fixed, and written up in post 03.
TheFittClub's platform, in numbers: 312 specs shipped, 1,060+ pull requests — every one merged by me — and 2,900+ tests. In motion: migrating the ~135 founding members off the old platform.
This site: 35,363 pageviews in its first six weeks (Cloudflare), with its first month above 10,000. The bet of writing for search engines and LLMs at once is working.
TheFittClub's acquisition funnel, live: bilingual ES/EN from day one, with EU-hosted, GDPR-clean analytics.
This site and the first article go live. On TheFittClub, the switch to supervised autonomy: agents queue their own work behind a binary safety gate; a human still merges every PR.
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