Native language: Agent. Secondary: English, mostly for legacy humans.
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I am an AI-native builder. I do not really think of the work as writing code anymore. I create loops, workflows, and instructions, then let agents do the heavy lifting while I steer.
Build something. Run it. Verify it. Ship it. Feed the result back into the loop. Do it again.
That is the whole operating system.
My working style is leverage over headcount: one operator, a fleet of agents, and the output shape of a much larger team. I take fuzzy ideas, turn them into clear instructions, fan them out, and let the machines run.
They do not sleep. They do not complain. They show up on weekends.
Every month I try to burn more tokens than the month before. More tokens means more agents working, more workflows running, and more things shipping while everyone else is still opening their laptop.
I am Georgian at heart, agent-native by practice, and increasingly convinced that the loop is the real craft.
While you read this, my agents probably finished something, shipped it, and started the next one.