// software engineer · builds with AI · walks the hours it saves

Let AI ship.
You go move.

I'm the tech guy who moves. I share how I use AI to do a day's engineering in half the time — and spend the other half on the body that carries the career.

Work with me → My story
techguywhomoves — zsh
❯ whoami
techguywhomoves — engineer, AI-assisted since 2023
❯ ai --task="write tests, draft PR, summarise thread"
done · 41 min · 3h 10m saved
❯ spend --saved-hours --on=walk
techguywhomoves speaking on stage
hours_saved_this_week
14.5 hrs
For people who ship for a living

Hand the busywork to AI. Keep the hours.

Tell me what's broken → Record a voice note on what's manual in your day. I'll reply with what AI can take.
Engineers

The AI workflow

The exact setup I code with: prompts, agents, review loop. What I automate, what I still do by hand, and where the 3 hours a day come from.

Read the setup →
Founders & leads

Time-back audit

Two weeks logging where your day goes. Then we hand the repeatable half to AI and block the reclaimed hours for training.

Apply →
Walking across a bridge
Teams

AI for teams

Half a day with your engineering team. AI in the real workflow, not the demo. Leave with hours back and a rule for spending them.

Book a session →
At a desk with a laptop
On a trail with a hiking pole
Why I care

Eleven years of shipping. No time to touch my toes.

Standups, deploys, on-call, a chair. I tried the 5am club and quit it three times. The problem was never discipline. It was hours.

Then I started building with AI. Tests, docs, first drafts, the 40-message thread — handed off. I got 3 hours a day back and spent them walking. Three years later I still ship more than I did, and I haven't missed a week of training.

Read my story →
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hours_saved_per_day
2140
engineers_reading
60%
of_my_code_ai_drafted
156
weeks_no_skip

Off the keyboard.

@techguywhomoves →
Walking through the city
Looking up inside a cave
Mid stride in a red jacket
Out in a winter coat
Off the keyboard, outdoors
The Monday letter

One AI workflow a week. One hour back. One walk.

Every Monday: one thing I automated, how long it saved, and what I did with the time.

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