Historical architecture snapshot — July 2026. This article preserves an earlier three-memory implementation. The current system uses model-neutral, typed records with one authority per record class; provider-native memory is a convenience cache, not the global operational source. See the current shared-memory architecture. Right after the last article published, Dennis asked a good question: some of what’s sitting in Claude’s memory …
Why “Admin” Should Never Be the Author of Your Article
We found 209 posts across 24 BlitzMetrics/Local Service Spotlight sites published under “admin” instead of a real person. Here is how we found every one, fixed what we could reach, and rebuilt provisioning so it never happens again.
How an AI Agent Finished AI Builder Spotlight
How a Claude agent built 13 pages, packaged 11 installable skills, and gave AI Builder Spotlight a figurehead and a founders strip in one session.
How We Standardized Dennis Yu’s Profile Across 16 Sites
An AI agent audited and completed Dennis Yu’s WordPress profile across all 16 BlitzMetrics and Local Service Spotlight network sites in one session.
How We Launched Dumpster Spotlight in One Day — for a $10.69 Domain
On January 1st I sent our team an email with the subject line “For LSS– another LIGHTHOUSE, this time in dumpster rentals.” On July 1st I boomeranged it back to the top of my own inbox with one line: “Build out DumpsterSpotlight.com on Friday.” The agent built it Friday and the site went live minutes after midnight. Here’s the receipt. …
Nathaniel Stevens: The Untold Lessons Behind Yodle’s Incredible $342M Exit
Dennis Yu breaks down what Nathaniel Stevens’ $342M Yodle exit teaches founders — from finding a CTO with flyers to learning SQL and prompting.
Nathaniel Stevens: The Untold College Pitch Behind Yodle’s Incredible $342M Exit
Nathaniel Stevens shares the college pitch that became Yodle — the pay-per-call idea he defended before a skeptical investor, and his advice for young founders.
How We Built Avery Young’s Authority Package Live on Zoom
How a Claude agent turned a 29-minute Zoom with HighLevel’s Avery Young into two strategy PDFs, a live microsite, and a staged email — the same afternoon.
How a Wikidata Fix Restored Dylan Haugen’s Knowledge Panel
Dylan Haugen’s Knowledge Panel vanished and his entity split into fragments scoring 24. One Wikidata repair brought it back to 208. Here is the process.
How We Built a Claude Pipeline to Repurpose 260+ YouTube Videos
Dylan Haugen’s 260+ videos are becoming articles through a Claude pipeline: one tracker sheet, a trained voice, and WordPress publishing by application password.
How We Built Piotr Zawiślak’s Personal Brand From One Interview
We taught 76 dunkers a system at The Dunk Camp, then ran it end to end on one of them. Here is how one interview became Piotr Zawiślak’s personal brand site.
How I Built Thank-You Workflows for Every Calendly Meeting
My AI agent turned one forwarded email into 7 Calendly thank-you workflows and 5 landing pages covering all 12 meeting types. Here is exactly how.