You’ve got an AI tool open in one tab and a spreadsheet in another, and you’re copying between them by hand. I write this newsletter for that moment.
I’m Ahad Amdani, and G8N•AI is a weekly newsletter about using AI without drowning in it. I build software and AI systems, and each week I write about AI, technology and automation: real builds and practical lessons you can make your own. It’s for founders and non-technical builders who have more AI tools than time, and for developers who want a way through them rather than another list.
Below are the posts I’d read first, and under them the ways to work with me if you’d like help instead of reading alone.
If you have ten minutes right now, write down every recurring task from your last week. Circle the one where you retype the same information into a second tool. That’s the task to work on first.
Read these first
They Keep Working. I Keep My Weekends.
My agents do the work overnight and I approve every piece before it goes anywhere. Here’s how the fleet runs, and how to start yours.
The Checklist I Run Before I Trust Any AI Output
Three questions to ask before you ship or send anything AI touched. Steal it.
Your Claude Setup Will Be Gone in Two Years. The Design Underneath It Won’t.
Five agents, described without a single brand name, and the description has held for months
The Skill That Gets Rarer as AI Gets Better
AI made polished output free. Knowing whether it’s any good is the skill that’s left.
I Sent One Message. An Agent Shipped the Fix.
How I dispatch real work to AI agents that run without me, and the small version you can start with.
Start small
Talk to me first. The strategy call is free, 45 minutes, on Google Meet.
Or work on it yourself. The Level-Up Playbook is a paid self-assessment workbook for AI maturity and planning, $49.
OR
The AI Workflow Audit is a 60-minute working session on Google Meet with a Loom recording, and a personalized AI Opportunity Map (PDF) within five business days of the session. $297. Implementation is separate.
Work together
Coaching is eight weeks one on one, eight 60-minute sessions.
A custom software build has a fixed scope and price, takes about 30 days, and comes with a 30-day defect window.
A fractional technology partner is a six-month engagement.
The book
Beyond Hours is my first book. It explores how capability compounds, and it’s in editing and production, with the publication date to be announced.
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