The chat hit its length limit and days of context were about to vanish. Aubzhang had the old AI write a handover prompt, sent it to a fresh window, and the new AI restated the rules and took command. Open-sourced today.
The channel was a rented flat, the site was bought land, and this app stuffs the whole base into your phone. Works, articles, share posters. 327 KB, zero privacy permissions, auto-sync.
AubSkip jumps from V1.0.1 straight to V1.0.5: one notification permission to stay alive, nine languages and 277 rules to go global. Plus a first-install note.
A new Friday column. Six episodes in one round-up: the vocabulary upgrade, AubSkip, 1,439 logs, the four quadrants, the library, the site.
No code, bad English. Aubzhang screenshots Cloudflare's English dashboard, hands it to AI, and builds aubzhang.com anyway.
Projects multiply, documents scatter, AI remembers nothing. Aubzhang moves everything into a numbered cloud library.
WorkBuddy as foreman on the left, DeepSeek as strategist on the right. Aubzhang sits in the middle and decides.
1,439 questions, 40,000 tool calls. AI reviewed three months of chat logs and found 40% of the credits were wasted by Aubzhang himself.
One day, 19 prompts, 370 credits. AubSkip: a purely local Android ad skipper with zero permissions.
A user said: I can't find where I stopped. Aubzhang vetoed AI's bookmark idea and built an achievement system instead.
A Pomodoro timer, built by talking. 16 credits, a few plain sentences, and a reskin in Aubzhang Blue.
Aubzhang had AI scrape the whole internet for a 10,000-word report on AI side hustles. It came back with a special-forces field manual.
Aubzhang asked for a PPT. AI asked him three brutal questions about cash flow, customers and his partner first. Then it wrote a strategy deck.
Skip the flashy stuff. Aubzhang walks through WorkBuddy's interface, model multipliers, and the credit reset nobody warns you about.
Not one cent made from AI so far. Before chasing money, three mental preparations: drop the wishing well, own your ignorance, allow the pits.
Three years of Duolingo, almost no words retained. One week of nights later, Wanci Zilaiye ships: 961 etymology stories, 171 roots, zero permissions.
Most people don't "can't." They "haven't started." Aubzhang stalled too, until the bar dropped to the floor.
Aubzhang was scared too: of being old, of wasting the effort, of falling behind, of getting scammed. He tried anyway.
An old product hand, forty-something, no code, decides to build real things with AI before turning fifty.