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Father, lover of movies, tech enthusiast. Co-Founder of Stacklist. Father to two amazing boys, husband to a fellow omnipotentialite. And dog father to an orange golden doodle.
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Father, lover of movies, tech enthusiast. Co-Founder of Stacklist. Father to two amazing boys, husband to a fellow omnipotentialite. And dog father to an orange golden doodle.
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A founder describes building "Virgil," a Claude Code-based personal operating system that uses MCP servers to read from eight input sources—Slack, Gmail, Calendar, Granola, Linear, Lightfield, Texts, and WhatsApp—and distills everything into a single daily Markdown card written to Stacklist, the SaaS product his own company ships. The setup inverts typical AI-plus-notes architectures by making the AI a first-class API client rather than a bolt-on, following a strict rule that all working state flows through Stacklist via MCP, producing a morning standup card with a focus list, overnight digest, and prioritized action plan before the founder even opens a browser tab.