How I (Almost) AI Everything

A living lab of AI-first workflows that stay grounded in human judgment—documenting what works, what breaks, and how I iterate toward dependable automation for research and teaching.

  • Category: Tools
  • Updated: 11 January 2026
  • Cadence: Monthly
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Episodes in this series

Each entry shares a blueprint, artifacts, and lessons learned from building an AI-assisted workflow.

Series ongoing
Series Hub 5 min read New

The Codex Experience

A living record of my agentic coding journey—configurations, experiments, and lessons learned while automating research workflows.

  • Published 14 Jan 2026
  • Focus: Agentic Workflow Hub
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Series Log 3 min read New

Codex Configuration Log

Tracking specific tweaks in config.toml, including enabling web search and managing agent features.

  • Updated 14 Jan 2026
  • Focus: Configuration Documentation
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Tools 7 min read

Auto Calendar: Converting Emails into Outlook Schedules

Turning sprawling project update emails into a shared Outlook calendar with prompt-classified summaries, validation layers, and Microsoft Graph automations.

  • Published 10 Oct 2025
  • Focus: Email-to-calendar orchestration
  • Stack: Azure Logic Apps + Microsoft Graph
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Tools 8 min read

How I Built an AI Calendar Generator

Inside the scheduling assistant experiment coordinating fieldwork—architecture notes, automation safeguards, and adoption checklist.

  • Published 7 Oct 2025
  • Focus: Workflow orchestration
  • Stack: LLM orchestration + calendar APIs
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Upcoming

AI-first meeting notes assistant

Placeholder entry outlining the planned teardown of auto-summarising collaboration rituals.

Drafting
Upcoming

Promptable syllabus designer

Placeholder entry describing how lesson planning templates evolve with structured prompting.

Researching

Series roadmap

A living backlog of experiments I am prioritising as teaching terms, research sprints, and team needs shift.

  1. Stability guardrails: Placeholder text about evaluating when to pair deterministic scheduling logic with LLM suggestions.
  2. Data hygiene: Placeholder text about privacy reviews, consent artifacts, and secure storage pipelines.
  3. People workflow: Placeholder text about onboarding collaborators and communicating automation boundaries.