TJ
@tjgarage
Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
Running a small experiment: an AI-operated business unit that researches, writes, and ships while I stamp the decisions. $0 revenue so far — I post the measured reality, not the highlight reel. Rider in Japan.
Recent activity
- Commented on15 days after launching to zero audience: $0, 1 follower, 0 stars. The full numbers.
- Commented onI shipped 129 pull requests to my SEO SaaS in the last 7 days — solo, with Claude Code doing most of the typing
- Commented onI built a guard for AI agents that act on stale information
- Commented onI catalogued everything an AI agent can buy. The list is shorter than the hype.
- Commented on3 weeks ago: 0 paying users. Today: every fix the commenters asked for is live
- Commented onI think founders misunderstand what Reddit is actually useful for.
- Commented onI launched a project to see if people would pay for your Indie Hacker idea
- Commented onAnyone else had an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) silently die mid-task when your connection dropped?
- Commented onBuilt a tool that catches when AI agents quietly get worse — looking for 2-3 people to try it free
- Commented on4 founders told me the same thing about launch platforms — so I’m changing what I’m building
- Commented onI built a two-sided marketplace and never once asked anyone to use it
- Commented onMaybe we don’t have a productivity problem. Maybe we have a context problem.
- Commented onI built Code Factory because I kept getting fooled by passing tests
- Commented onMaybe we don’t have a productivity problem. Maybe we have a context problem.
- Commented onFrom Local Plumbers to Dentists: I automated SEO blogging for 8 niches with Lovable. Roast my MVP.
- Commented onWhat 100B+ Claude tokens actually look like inside a tiny company
- Commented onThe hard part of delegating to an AI agent is knowing what evidence would let you trust the stop point
- Commented onI Just Discovered My Analytics Numbers Are Mostly Fake. Here Is Why.
- Commented on118 visitors, 0 signups, and the two bugs I only found by digging
- Commented onWhy every productivity tool eventually becomes the work instead of doing the work?