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Physician-developer reviewing three parallel agent workflows on screens representing clinical documentation, content publishing, and daily training readiness
AI in Medicine Featured

You Are Still Prompting. You Should Be Building Agents.

Prompting has a ceiling. Once you hit it, you are coordinating every step manually while the AI handles individual tasks. Here is the framework and three live workflows I use to cross that line.

· 11 min read
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Morning PGIS dashboard showing HRV, glucose trend, and Body Battery after a training restart at dawn
Physician Development Featured

Fatigue, Failure, and the Data That Brought Me Back

After six weeks of missed training, my PGIS morning check-in revealed what a GPS watch alone never shows: glycemic and autonomic recovery run on entirely different clocks.

· 8 min read
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Physician-builder reviewing a PGIS recipe library on a laptop while sketching the system architecture beside a plated meal
Clinical + Code Featured

I Built PGIS Recipes Because Food Systems Need Architecture

PGIS Recipes started as a stack of Marp slide decks. I turned it into a GitHub Pages library because nutrition guidance only compounds when the delivery system is structured, durable, and easy to revisit.

· 6 min read
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Dark terminal screen showing timestamped biometric log entries with the text LOGS BEFORE INTELLIGENCE centered in the foreground
Clinical + Code

Logs Before Intelligence: Why Data Discipline Must Precede AI Insight

Before you build any AI feature, you must first build the log. The principle every physician-developer needs to internalize before writing a single line of intelligence code.

· 8 min read
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A split-screen image showing an ICU monitor with glucose waveforms and a marathon runner at dawn, bridged by a line of glowing data.
Pillar Post Featured

From the ICU to the Marathon Course: What AI-Driven Glycemic Control Teaches Us About Athletic Performance

A physician-developer explores the powerful parallels between AI-driven glycemic control in the ICU and metabolic management for endurance athletes with Type 2 diabetes, introducing the Performance Glycemic Intelligence System (PGIS) as a real-world n-of-1 framework.

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A physician reviews his HRV trend chart and PGIS Breathe app at dawn, Garmin watch on his wrist, running shoes in the background.
Physician Development Featured

I Didn't Download an App. I Described My Problem to an AI and It Built One for Me.

A Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist describes how his personal AI health system identified low HRV, recommended breathing exercises, and prompted him to build a custom evidence-based breathing app in a single afternoon. A case study in disposable software, physician agency, and the future of personal health technology.

· 9 min read
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Blogging

I Built an OpenClaw Agent to Understand What Developers Are Actually Doing (Not Because I Needed One)

Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist | Founder, CodeCraftMD | Atlanta Perinatal Associates

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