Every tool on its own.
Not the vendor description, but what is left once it is installed. Where it holds, where it bites, and what to think about first.
Claude
The model behind almost everything built here. It phrases things, it does not decide them.
n8n
The conductor. Connects systems with no common interface, and runs on your own server.
Shopify
The shop when the point is actually selling. Live fast, with limits that only show up later.
Klaviyo
Email and SMS that react to real behaviour instead of a sending schedule.
Meta Ads Manager
Ads, audiences, and what they actually cost.
WordPress
Websites and shops that belong to you, with everything good and bad about that.
Notion
Where rules and decisions stay readable, for agents too.
Slack
Where the system speaks up when a human has to decide.
VS Code
Where it gets built, with Claude right alongside.
Hetzner
Servers in Germany. The base for everything that should not sit at a vendor.
Coolify
Runs what sits on the server. One click instead of a subscription.
Cal.com
Booking, without anyone trading times back and forth.
Twelve tools, twelve pages. Anything missing here is something I do not use often enough to say more about it than the vendor does.