Connect Skills, memory, and automation to real scenarios — daily briefing generation, code review, multi-platform delivery, and how Hermes and Claude Code should work together.
Get Shit Done (GSD) isn't another time management system — it fixes a more fundamental problem: you have AI tools, you have plans, you have good intentions, but nothing actually ships. This series breaks down why, and how to fix it.
You have ChatGPT, Cursor, and a stack of AI tools — but your task list is still overflowing and the important things still aren't done. The problem isn't the tools. It's a few very specific execution breakpoints. GSD starts with diagnosing them.
Perfectionism keeps you perpetually getting ready to start. The core of GSD comes down to one thing: a completed thing is always more valuable than an unfinished perfect plan. This article is about resetting the 'good enough' threshold in your head.
'I want to do X' is an intention, not a task. Vagueness is the number one killer of completion rates. This article shows you how to use AI to turn a fuzzy goal into concrete steps you can start today — not a longer list, but clearer next steps.
AI is great at charging ahead, but you have to set the direction. GSD's execution loop design gives you clear rhythm from 'start' to 'close' — not letting AI run free, but keeping it on the track you've set, so 'done' actually means done.
There are three very common patterns that make you feel like you're working hard while nothing actually gets done. They aren't attitude problems — they're identifiable, fixable execution traps. GSD names them clearly here.
How does GSD methodology land in real work? This article uses three of the most common task types — coding, writing, and proposal preparation — to demonstrate the complete start → execute → close rhythm, so you can apply it today.
OpenAlice is an open-source AI trading agent that integrates research, order execution, and automation into one. This series walks you through everything from installation to real-world use in 5 articles, helping you build your own AI quantitative trading workflow.
OpenAlice is an open-source AI trading agent that integrates stock, crypto, and forex research with automated trading into one system. Understand its core architecture, the Unified Trading Account design, and why it calls itself 'your one-person Wall Street.'