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Picture this: You’ve finally sprung for that fancy AI content tool. You’re all set to blast out 'perfect' blog posts, right? But then... silence. Or worse, a post that reads like it was written by a robot who’s never seen a human before. You’re not alone. We’ve seen it too – clients who’ve sunk hours into AI-generated content that just... doesn’t land. It’s not the AI’s fault (well, not entirely), it’s that nobody’s *managing* the AI like a real team member. Think of it like hiring a brilliant but untrained intern: they’ll crank out drafts, but without direction, they’ll miss the point entirely. Here’s the real talk: Your AI agent isn’t a magic wand. It’s a tool, and tools need a manager. You need someone who understands *both* the AI’s capabilities *and* your actual audience’s pain points. For example, one of our SaaS clients was using an AI to generate 'tech solutions' posts. The AI was great at technical terms, but the posts were so dense, their bounce rate was throu...

Let's cut through the noise: growing followers in IT isn't about chasing viral moments or stuffing keywords. It's about becoming the go-to voice people actually *want* to follow—because you solve their real headaches, not just post about the latest buzzword. Think of it like building a trusted community hub: when you share actionable insights on niche topics like 'Securing Legacy Systems Without Breaking Budgets' or 'Practical AI Integration for SMBs', you attract the *right* crowd who value your expertise. No fluff, just value that makes their job easier.

Now Benny thinks all bones are secretly silly talkers who *poot* when they’re happy. He tries to ‘ask’ his bone questions by wiggling his bottom, and if it doesn’t answer, he just laughs (a little doggy snort). It’s the funniest thing ever, and I’ve started calling it 'The Bone Poot Joke'—because nothing makes a 9-year-old (or a dog) laugh harder than a bone that’s a little too chatty. Moral of the story? Sometimes the best bones are the ones that make you giggle like a kid who just learned farts are funny! ... um.. Thanks Qwen.

Let's talk about the cactus. Not the dusty plastic one from your dentist's waiting room. I'm talking about a cactus that looks you in the eye and says, "I have spines. I have attitude. I need almost no water." The kind of cactus that doesn't apologize, "you got poke, go fuck you." You forget to water it for a month, "fuck you, im fine." It thrives. You overwater it once. It judges you silently, and drops a few ouchies for you feet in equal pursuit to be one of a kind. Some people say you can talk to your plants, most plants would agree, but.... This cactus is not interested. If your succulent isn't making you feel slightly inadequate, we've failed as a society. So here's to the cactus—the only houseplant that doubles as a personality test.

Let's talk about the taco. Not the sad, floppy, zero-heat taco of your childhood. I'm talking about a taco that looks you in the eye and says, "I have jalapeños. I have lime. I have opinions." The kind of taco that doesn't apologize. You take a bite. Your forehead glistens. You reach for water. The taco does not care. It was born spicy. It will die spicy. Some people say you can remove the seeds to tone it down. Those people are not invited to my taco night. If your lips aren't tingling by bite two, we've failed as a society. So here's to the spicy taco—the only food that doubles as a personality test.

I used to drink coffee because I needed it. Now I drink it because I need you to know I drink it. There's a difference. My beans are single-origin, obviously. Ethically sourced from a farm where the goats have names. I grind them by hand using a burr grinder I found at an estate sale. The previous owner? A retired barista from Portland. Yes, the other Portland. I've transcended caffeine addiction. Now it's more of a lifestyle. A vibe. A personality substitute. My pour-over takes exactly 4 minutes and 37 seconds. Any faster and you might as well drink Folgers. Any slower and you're just showing off. I'm not showing off. I'm just better at this than you.

  Every customer relationship is a story. We make sure no chapter gets lost.   Built by   www.aica.to   ! The  CRM  app in Gato is a full customer-relationship and sales pipeline tool built into the platform. It’s designed HubSpot-style: pipelines with drag-and-drop deals, contacts and companies, activities and tickets, and a dashboard — all with the same glass-morphism UI and microservice-ready architecture as the rest of Gato. This post walks through what the app does, how it’s built, and how it’s maintained with the help of the project’s AI agents. What the CRM App Does The app is built as a  view-based experience  with clear separation of concerns: Dashboard  — SalesDashboard: KPIs, charts, and metrics at a glance. Background from the shared landscape system. Contacts  — EnhancedContactList: full contact list with deal counts; add, edit, delete contacts; link contacts to companies. Companies  — CompanyList: companies with counts...