My dad spent his working days hunched over a computer. I grew up thinking that was what work looked like.
Then I built a business and did the same thing.
Even paying for AI didn’t get me out of the chair. I typed. It answered. I typed again. The work stopped whenever I walked away.
These days, I can open a voice chat on my phone and give an agent a job while I’m out walking. Back home, a Mac mini runs the agents that help me research, build, and deliver client work. I come back to something I can check.
I made a video showing the whole setup: the machine, the voice connection, the lead feed, and the three subscriptions behind most of the agent work. About $600 a month before tax, as shown in the video.
I also show what still breaks. Agents get stuck. Usage limits interrupt jobs. And something that looks finished can still need a human who knows what to check.
You can start with one agent and one useful job. Give it the context, let it work, and check what comes back.
Start there. Then take the walk.
Watch the full video and see the setup →