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kb-build · open source
Specialist agents for Claude Code that answer from your own sources instead of guessing.
Lookout · open source
A small Mac app that shows which of your AI sessions is working, which one is done and which one is waiting for you.
Kevin Theobald, Basel, Switzerland
I specify, verify and operate the AI agents that run my company. I don't write code by hand.
I've been an entrepreneur for 13 years. Today AI agents do most of the work in my e-commerce company. Claude Code is the main one. I tell them what I want, I check what they did, and I make the decisions. Here I share the tools they built for me and what I've learned so far.
About me
Before e-commerce I was in retail. I founded a hair-extension salon and my own cosmetics line. I imported the hair, found the suppliers, developed the products and built the whole supply chain. I also did the online shop, the website and the Google and Facebook ads myself.
Today I run a small e-commerce company in Basel. We sell our own kitchen accessories on Amazon in eight EU countries. Most of the day I work in the loop: I run the AI sessions, answer their questions and make the decisions. The agents do the work, day and night.
Why I run my company with AI agents
First written in July, rewritten in October.
How it started, how I work with the agents today, the one thing they're not allowed to do, and the system underneath.
Entrepreneur
now: running a small e-commerce company in Basel
Before that: my own hair-extension salon and cosmetics line.
agent-ops-kit · open source
Safety rails for AI agents that run on their own.
A watchdog that notices when a job stops, a simple check that decides if the AI needs to start at all, a repair loop with an off switch, and a checklist for how much freedom an agent gets.