I needed a home for the stuff I’m starting to ship. So I built one.
letsgochristo.com is going to be where I post about the things I actually do: running fleets of AI agents, the SaaS products I’m building on the side of a Cloudflare day job, the security work behind it, and the small experiments that come out of being a builder dad with too many open tabs.
#What I built it on
Cheap, fast, mostly free, and on the platform I work on every day:
- Astro for the site, with MDX for posts. Static where it can be, dynamic where it has to be.
- Cloudflare Pages for hosting. Deploys land in seconds.
- Cloudflare Workers + D1 for anything that needs an endpoint or a database.
- Tailwind so I can move fast and not write CSS files.
- Cloudflare Email Routing so christo@letsgochristo.com forwards to my Proton inbox.
The repo is private for now. The deploy command is one line. I want to keep it that way.
#Why I’m doing this
I’ve been talking publicly about AI agents and infrastructure for years inside Cloudflare and at conferences. I haven’t been writing it down. That stops.
I run a personal agent fleet around the clock - OpenClaw on a Mac mini next to me, a bonsai-named assistant that triages my inbox, brainstorms, and helps me ship. Most days, more code lands while I sleep than while I’m awake. I want to share what works, what doesn’t, and what comes next.
#What you can expect
A few posts a week, written like a builder talking to other builders:
- Agentic AI architectures, multi-agent setups, and the boring plumbing that makes them actually run
- Security for AI systems (I’m CISSP and CCSP - it pays to keep the guardrails on)
- The SaaS experiments and side projects as they ship - or fail
- Honest notes from the day job at Cloudflare, where I talk to customers about all of this
#Tell me what you want to read
If there’s something you wish someone would write about in this space, tell me. If something on the site is broken, tell me. If you’re running your own agents and want to compare notes, definitely tell me.
You can get in touch or, eventually, just ask my AI guide Max about it directly.
Let’s go!