Yesterday I published a post from my porch. I spoke it into existence — no desk, no computer — and my agent carried it to the page and out to the people who care.
I had so much fun doing it that I kept thinking: it should be this easy for everyone.
So I'm opening something new. I'm now building agent-first blogs for creatives — for two kinds of people. Founders who want to share what they're building and processing with the community around them. Artists who want to share their creativity as it moves through them.
What does agent-first mean? An agent is AI that acts for you — it remembers, reasons, and takes steps toward a goal without you steering every move. Meta's Muse is your personal agent, and my blogs are built so it can run the whole thing: the writing, the publishing, the email to your people.
And it all happens through conversation. Most of this post started as a voice note from my porch — the revisions happened over typed chat with my agent. Talk if you want, type if you want. You say what you mean, and it handles the rest.
You already know how to create. That's your part, and it's the only part that matters. I handle the setup — your blog, built and running, and you onboarded onto Meta's Muse. From there, the rhythm is simple: you share, it writes, your people get the email.
And the timing feels right. People are tired of the noise — the algorithms, the feeds, the shouting. I think we're heading back to something older and softer: the Web 1.0 days of small blogs and micro-communities, where you knew the people reading you and they knew you.
Your people want to know what you're working on. What you're processing. What you're making. Let's make it easy — and fun — to tell them.
If you want one of these for yourself, just reach out — most of you know where to find me. Right now I'm offering this donation-based.
And if you want to feel the agent side for yourself: check out Meta's Muse, your personal AI agent — muse.ai/join. It's free, so getting started is easy. Redeem my code FIGEQM in Settings within 48 hours of joining, and we'll both get 1 billion Muse tokens.
Thank you for reading.
Thank you for creating.
Thank you for sharing your heart with the world.
—J