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The Factory Must Grow (Part VI): Can I Leave It Alone Yet?
tl;dr: I started building an orchestrator because I wanted to walk away from the keyboard and trust AI's outputs. I'm still working on it.
Sep 14
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Mario Hayashi
July 2026
The Factory Must Grow (Part V): Avoid Letting AI Mark Its Own Homework
tl;dr: Same model writing code and reviewing the PR is “marking its own homework”. AI agent orchestrator hands code review to a different vendor's…
Jul 1
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Mario Hayashi
May 2026
The Factory Must Grow (Part IV): Testing AI To Walk Away From the Keyboard
tl;dr: I'm building an AI orchestrator that ships code without me. The only way to know if it works is an end-to-end test harness that verifies happy…
May 15
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Mario Hayashi
The Factory Must Grow (Part III): Stopping the AI Agent Production Line Toyota-style
tl;dr: My AI orchestration system silently dropped a dozen PRD issues and auto-closed them. 😱 To fix it, I had to stop the line and root cause every…
May 4
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Mario Hayashi
April 2026
The Factory Must Grow (Part II): From Spaghetti AI Agent Orchestrator to a Main Bus
tl;dr: In Part I, I built the factory: an orchestration system that runs AI agents like workers on a production line. Part II tears the original system…
Apr 28
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Mario Hayashi
The Factory Must Grow: I Replaced Myself With AI. Now What?
tl;dr: I made an AI orchestration system that creates PRDs, writes code, opens PRs and handles review feedback. And then I realised I’d automated myself…
Apr 15
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Mario Hayashi
An autonomous dev pipeline for one
tl;dr — How I use bash, cron, tmux and Claude in a loop that picks up tasks, writes code, opens PRs and handles review feedback while I focus on the…
Apr 6
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Mario Hayashi
Google Merchant Center Suspension for Misrepresentation? Where to Start Looking
tl;dr: Google says your store info doesn’t match. Fix price, schema, policies, and business details, then appeal with “I disagree” if it’s still wrong.
Apr 6
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Mario Hayashi
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March 2026
Using AI to make Xero expense auditing fast, cheap, and (almost) fun
Deterministic code first, AI second: how I automated Xero expense audting with Claude Haiku.
Mar 23
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Mario Hayashi
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AIパーソナルアシスタントをOpenClawで構築してみた
メール要約からPineconeで動くセカンドブレインまで、可能性は思った以上に広かった。
Mar 13
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Mario Hayashi
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I Set Up an AI Personal Assistant with OpenClaw
How I set up OpenClaw as a personal AI assistant: email summaries, calendar events, and a Pinecone-powered second brain.
Mar 12
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Mario Hayashi
October 2025
Better AI code with strong constraints: Ban it() for it.each()
tl;dr: Set hard constraints on AI-generated code — like banning it() in favor of it.each() — to make it more scannable and reviewable
Oct 17, 2025
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Mario Hayashi
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