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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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Kyle Hudson, CEO of Stacks Inc., runs his entire personal and professional operating system—daily briefs, meeting notes, strategy, and team coordination—inside Stacklist via MCP, with two Claude instances (a Mac Mini M4 and a MacBook Pro) sharing state through the product's API rather than local filesystems. The piece details his specific workflow architecture, team roster, the system's naming history (KOS → Rue → Virgil), the Stacklist schema of stacks/cards/tags, and how dogfooding his own SaaS turns every personal workflow bug into a CEO-level product decision.