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24 June 2026

Automation in Motion

Maximilian Rupp

Maximilian Rupp @maximilianrupp

Founder of HACOY. Painter. Writes about non linear thinking and conscious living.

I spent a quiet afternoon by the window this week with my brushes out, watching rain streak down the glass. This was made possible as local agents took care of what would have been my day. I had set up these small AI agents to manage aspects of HACOY that require consistency rather than inspiration. They handle customer inquiries without needing rest or breaks.

The agents are a quiet revolution for me. My days now are filled with more time painting, and less time answering emails. In Italy and Lithuania, our fabrics await my touch on canvas as well as their transformation into clothes. The agents manage the logistics of keeping HACOY running in Italy and Lithuania.

There is something almost magical about these small assistants. They have a memory that holds on to every conversation. This allows them to handle most inquiries smoothly even when I don't personally know how to answer. Their efficiency is a stark contrast to my own pace. The agents are not perfect, but they allow me more time for writing and painting. Everyday this week I have been able to see things differently because of the way my local assistants are handling everyday tasks.

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