Leo Celis

I've been coding since the Commodore 64. For most of that time, the hard part was making things work. Now the hard part is figuring out what's possible when AI handles workflows no human could run.

Everyone's using AI to automate what already exists. I'm more interested in what didn't exist before — autonomous workflows that operate at a scale and speed no team, no C-suite, no org chart was designed for. A new category, not a faster version of the old one.

I've been building those systems every day since early 2022 — real deployments, real money, real failures. I write about what I find — the patterns that show up in production, the frameworks that survive contact with reality, and the ideas that only appear when you stop thinking of AI as a cheaper employee and start thinking of it as a new kind of capability.