Building automated systems that run while we sleep.
I’m an entrepreneur and automation builder based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I build AI-powered pipelines, content networks, and business automation systems — mostly solo, mostly in Python, deployed to a Linux VPS or GitHub and running unattended.
My work spans real estate, e-commerce, tarot/divination content, hospitality, and publishing. The common thread: replacing manual, repetitive work with systems that compound over time.
Current AI Stack
CLI Orchestration: Claude Code · Codex · Qwen · Gemini · Cerberas · OpenClaude · gws CLI · CLI Anything
AI APIs: Anthropic · OpenAI · Google · Groq · OpenRouter · DeepSeek · Qwen
MCP Integrations: Supabase · Cloudflare Workers/D1/KV/R2 · Linear · Gmail · Google Calendar · Square
Featured Projects
Cookie Pipeline
Photo drop → AI script → Thai TTS voiceover → vertical video → WordPress + TikTok + Instagram + Facebook + YouTube. Fully automated. Zero human intervention after photo upload.
Tarotsmith Network
17 years of continuous operation (2009–present). AI-powered article generation, weekly horoscopes, multi-agent writing pipeline. Live at tarotsmith.net.
Sawasdee Realty
Lead generation pipeline combining Python scraping, AI scoring, and automated listing distribution across TikTok, portals, and Line OA. Target: 150–300 qualified Bangkok leads per week.
MonPaga / Waking Cup
Review aggregation and e-commerce automation for Thai marketplace sellers (Lazada/Shopee). Schema markup integration drove a 110% Lazada sales increase in 6 months.
Personal AI Tools
Solo experiments at the edge of what AI pipelines can do. Built for myself — published because other builders asked.
second-brain-interviewer
A Telegram bot that interviews you by voice. Dr. Soma — a psychoanalytic AI character — asks structured questions across 9 categories (values, fears, mental models, working style, history) and stores your answers directly into a personal second brain. State persists across sessions. ~$0.01/exchange, ~$0.50 for the full interview. GitHub
compass
Four questions, once a day. AI synthesis delivers one heading — a single direction for the session. Self-calibration ritual, not productivity theater. GitHub
future-self-letter
Claude Opus writes a letter from your future self, sealed for 90 days, delivered via Telegram on schedule. Forces the question: did you do what you said you would? GitHub
second-brain-brief
Daily morning brief — queries a Supabase vector store, synthesizes with Gemini Flash, arrives by email before you open your inbox. The second brain reports to you, not the other way around. GitHub
Personal Podcast Network
Five automated shows running on the same engine — Gemini Flash script generation, multi-speaker TTS audio, Cloudflare R2 hosting, private RSS. No browser automation. No external services. Runs unattended.
Tubecap (Monday) — Digests your favorite YouTube channels and podcasts into a weekly audio recap. It’s a podcast about what happened recently on your favorite shows. GitHub
The Invisible Fire (Tuesday, odd weeks) — Hermeticism, Gnosticism, and the esoteric traditions beneath Western civilisation. Two hosts, eight rotating guest perspectives, 14-day source window across the best podcasts, blogs, and channels in the field. GitHub
The Shadow Cabinet (Tuesday, even weeks) — Psychology, narcissism, parapsychology, and the contested frontiers of the human mind. Clinical, depth, evolutionary, and frankly fringe. Eight rotating guest lenses including a Dark Triad strategist. GitHub
Mindstorm (Wednesday) — Mines the second brain: recent memories, flagged contradictions, unresolved decisions. Rotating hosts remix it into a full episode. Not just a recap but a remix. GitHub
The Stack (Friday) — GitHub Trending, HuggingFace papers, 14 curated RSS feeds. Weekly AI/builder digest through the lens of: what can we actually build with this?
personal-podcast-engine — The shared base class. Subclass it, implement fetch_sources(), get a full episode. Works with any input. GitHub