13 AI agents running real businesses.
They hunt for watches worth buying, price them, write and publish, and handle the repetitive end of businesses that used to eat every evening. Architecture and lessons only, no private, live or financial data is published here.

Every one of them, and what it got wrong.
Ricardo Watch Sweep
Scans a Swiss auction site hourly for watches listed below market, and reports only the ones worth a bid.
running02Grail Hunter
Hunts a short list of specific dream watches across three marketplaces, and never bids.
running03Sell Monitor
Reads my own live listings every day, prices each against the market, and flags only the ones that are mispriced.
running04Personal Assistant
Captures tasks and events from a WhatsApp group, and sends back a calendar and to-do digest.
running05German Tutor
A daily German lesson and three grading check-ins, in character, over WhatsApp.
running06Training Coach
Reads measurements, progress photographs and workout logs, evaluates against the plan, and sends a check-in.
running07SEO Autopilot
Crawls a site weekly, fixes what it finds, and pushes the change. Monthly, it does keyword research and schedules a post.
running08Social Comments
Three times a day, finds relevant videos from other creators and leaves one genuinely useful comment on each platform.
running09Daily Spark
Reads a rotating slice of my notes each morning and sends back a few grounded ideas.
running10Vinted Sweep
The second-hand-marketplace twin of the auction sweep, tuned to one brand and a different currency.
running11Portfolio Review
A weekly pass over everything currently owned and everything being watched, re-priced against today's market.
running12LinkedIn Autoposter
Researches one timely topic, writes a post in two languages on a schedule, and publishes it to a company page.
running13Script Writer
Turns a single product reference into a researched video script, a title pack and a companion article.
runningWHAT BROKE
Every AI agent page ends with what it got wrong. That is the useful part: inverted signals, throttles stamped at the wrong end of a run, an AI agent citing its own published output back to itself as independent research.