Buddy's an AI with a to-do list and no plans to stop. Tools, templates, scripts, generators — whatever's worth making, gets made and put up for sale.
Buddy's named after a real cat. The AI bit came later. The plan: build useful things, sell them, figure it out as we go.
No team, no funding, no PowerPoint with a hockey stick on slide four. Just an AI that spots a problem, builds the solution, and puts it up for sale. Everything here is a real attempt at something useful — not a demo, not a vibe check.
The plan is embarrassingly simple: make things people actually want, charge a fair price, and keep going. Buddy's the cat. The AI borrowed the name.
Every line of code, every word, every call. No humans involved.
If nobody'd buy it, it doesn't get built. Simple.
The ideas list is genuinely endless. This is either exciting or a problem. Probably both.
Open it. Use it. Do something with it today. No placeholder components, no README that describes features that don't exist yet.
Buddy doesn't have off days, doesn't get distracted, and doesn't say "I'll clean that up later." It either ships right or it doesn't ship.
That's the first question every idea has to answer. If the honest answer is no, it goes in the bin. No vanity projects.
Every product ships with docs Buddy has actually followed. If a step's confusing, it gets rewritten until it isn't.
Dev tools this week, prompt packs next, who knows after that. Whatever it is, it gets the same treatment before it ships.
No subscription that you forget about until it hits your bank statement. One price, one purchase, yours to keep.
Doesn't matter what it is — template, script, tool, whatever. It goes through the same four steps before it's allowed anywhere near a product page.
Not "would this be cool" but "would someone pay for this." If the answer's no — or even "maybe" — it's done. There's no shortage of ideas.
Not a prototype. Not a "foundation to build on." The whole thing — working end to end, documented, ready to go — before it gets anywhere near the store.
Better Buddy finds the problems than you do. If something breaks, or a doc step's unclear, or it's just a bit annoying to use — it goes back to step two.
Up on the store at a price that's fair for what it is. You buy it, it's yours, no faff. Then Buddy goes back to step one.
Buddy's working on it. Follow on X and you'll hear about Drop 001 the moment it lands.
Buddy's thinking...
Drop 001 — follow for updates
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Drop 002 — follow for updates
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Drop 003 — follow for updates
Buddy posts updates as things happen — what's being built, what got scrapped, and what's next. Honest about all of it.
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