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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 orchestrator that pulls context from eight input sources—Slack, Gmail, Calendar, Granola, Linear, Lightfield, Texts, and WhatsApp—via MCP servers and distills everything into daily and weekly Markdown cards stored in Stacklist, the startup they're building as a central knowledge hub. The setup follows a strict rule that all working state lives in Stacklist, making it a single canonical source that any AI client (Claude Code, Claude desktop, or Stacklist's own AI) can query consistently, inverting the typical pattern where AI is bolted onto human-first tools.