AI spend is skyrocketing in the workplace, and leadership can’t attribute, can’t classify, can’t forecast, can’t control that spend accurately. Flowstate is the insights & governance layer for AI workforces.

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It's hard to build something great if you don't know the customer. It's hard to know the customer if you don't get opportunities to understand their pain, or just don't care.

Otherwise, Porkbun or Cloudflare Domains if you're ok using their DNS.

I really appreciate these little touches.

It’s fine if it’s a stop gap. But, it’s too inconsistent to ever be reliable.

But, a few things could be more straightforward. Cloudflare makes the whole static site and DNS zone piece feel far more seamless. With Bunny you will still need to stitch records between different parts of their dashboard.

That said, WordPress is a weird paradigm to be replicating in 2026. WP won on extensibility, but the actual legacy of that ecosystem is bloat, security disasters and dogshit performance.

What I think makes more sense is this kind of edge backend paired with a proper modern authoring experience with visual control like Framer/Webflow with Notion-style database primitives underneath.

And given how fast AI is getting at generating bespoke business logic, building another monolithic plugin ecosystem feels like solving the wrong problem.

Plugins were a workaround for the fact that most people couldn't write code. That's increasingly not true.

At least new accounts are more obvious here. This pattern has been increasingly used for scams, spam and AI slop on Instagram, X and Facebook for years.

Read from that what you will... as a voter, or the POTUS.

I'd hate to jinx it, but I reckon this thing will dominate the market.

Good job Apple.

This doesn't just mean once-off grants, or a bit of cash donated here and there. I would like to see per-user per-year contributions to the organisations that develop these tools on-par with the current spend going towards Microsoft Cloud products.

It can be better than Microsoft, but you need to fund it to be better than Microsoft.

- It's nice to see conversation context alongside the change itself. - I wasn't able to see Claude Code utilise past commit context in understanding code. - It's a tad unclear (and possible unreliable) in what is called 'checkpointing'. - It mucked up my commit messages by replacing the first line with a sort of AI request title or similar.

Sadly, because of the last point (we use semantic release and git-cz) I've had to uninstall it.