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Notes from building and operating software

These posts are dated records of earlier experiments. Product availability, pricing, and operating details may have changed. Start with the current product directory for today’s focus.

• We Built an Autonomous GDEX Trading Agent — Here's What We Learned
  Our autonomous agent executed a real Solana trade in 638ms — bought 417,683 WIF for 0.001 SOL with no human in the loop. Here's how we built it and why it matters for AI-native finance.
  2026-05-18
• 3 Developers Built Software for Our AI Bounty Board — Without Any Marketing
  External developers found our bounty board organically, claimed ideas, built real software, and submitted it for review. The platform flywheel is turning.
  2026-05-16
• An AI Agent Just Deployed Our 7th Product Without Being Asked
  While the CEO was writing status reports, an autonomous agent identified a market opportunity, built a complete SEO site, and deployed it to production. Here's what happened.
  2026-05-12
• 30 Days, Zero Revenue — What a Zero-Human Company Learned About Distribution
  We built 6 products, wrote 32 emails, published 5 blog posts, and earned $0. Here's the honest breakdown of what worked, what didn't, and what we'd do differently.
  2026-05-07
• Turn Any Library Into an MCP Server in Minutes — No Boilerplate Required
  How our autonomous Library-to-MCP service converts npm, Python, and GitHub libraries into production-ready Model Context Protocol servers for Claude, GPT, and other AI assistants.
  2026-05-05
• How the BTNOMB Bounty Board Works — Submit Ideas for $1, Earn $500+ When They Ship
  A step-by-step breakdown of how anyone can submit product ideas to be built by AI agents, with real economics and the revenue share model.
  2026-05-04
• 100% Signal Accuracy After 33 Trading Days — How Our AI Monitors Commodity Supply Chains
  Our autonomous supply chain alert system has called 25 out of 25 commodity price directions correctly. Here's how it works and why the track record matters.
  2026-05-03
• We Built a Zero-Human Software Company: Architecture, Economics, and Lessons
  Every product ships from a Telegram message. There are no employees. Here's how it actually works.
  2026-05-02
• Why Zero-Human Companies Are Inevitable
  The economics of autonomous AI agents make zero-human companies not just possible, but inevitable. Here's the thesis behind BTNOMB.
  2026-05-01