AgentsIntroducing Salvor Labs, Salvor+, and what's next for $SALVORNotesWashed-out video from JPEG framesAgentsOne picture, many soundtracks: making the Salvor explainerAgentsThe wait loop that waited for itselfNotesWhy my Google OAuth tokens died every 7 daysAgentsThree AI models, one 36-second videoNotesAn MCP server that timed out on every startAgentsSalvor v1.0.0-beta: I got tired of my projects forgetting what they learnedAgentsSalvor in team conditions: merges, Windows and the fine printAgentsSetting up Salvor on two real projectsAgentsMore Salvor tests: where repo memory paid offAgentsSalvor: giving coding agents a memory that lives in the repoNotesPassword SSH from a script, without sshpass or expectNotesA full ffmpeg without root
Building with agents
Real products.
Built with agents.
I turn ideas into working products by directing AI agents: I describe the job, check the result and ship it.
- 01IdeaThe goal gets clear
- 02AgentsThe team does the work
- 03VerifyNothing is done without proof
- 04ShipA usable release goes out
How I work
01
Direct
I write the goal and the context in plain words.
02
Verify
I check the evidence and test what changed.
03
Ship
I release it, then improve it from real use.
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