Your business, run on agents and data you own. Homelab + open source for non-SaaS owners. Main Branch, CTO @ https://xitter.cf/t.co/PbyNXbQxox. Skool Games winner w/ Ads Lab
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Yeah it's a super solvable problem. Certainly not worth leaving over. xitter.cf/devonmeadows/status/21…
I like WireGuard, but TailScale certainly is nice, and I'm not moving from TailScale even considering all the stuff. xitter.cf/devonmeadows/status/21…
Shes getting some serious hate. Not neccessary for people to abandon tailscale xitter.cf/devonmeadows/status/21…
Where to go next:
Learn to build it with me: skool.com/main
Main Branch, the skills I run my business on: github.com/noontide-co/mainb…
commune-wiki: github.com/dmthepm/commune-w…
Morning Paper: github.com/dmthepm/morning-p…
Stars help a lot if any of these are useful.
If you want it shorter, cut it to just Skool and Main Branch.
I help owners who aren't SaaS founders run their business on agents and data they own.
Built Awake Happy to 25k+ customers
CTO at cake.ink
Won the Skool Games with Ads Lab
Run it all on a the homelab
I write about how it works at devon.md
Sup. Building out a homelab with a mix if ubuntu and mac machines to help me run busineses. I open source everything I can. Biggest proj right now is building a tattoo platform called Cake. cake.ink
1password's own white paper says assume anything that can read your disk has your secret key. same logic hits agents with env vars. how are you scoping keys per agent?
omarchy on a thinkpad is the daily driver for my agent setup. the rest is ubuntu on a thinkcentre and a beelink, plus a mac mini and a pi