Lilycut: the starting requirements
The AI video editor has a name. These are the starting requirements: three output lengths, spoken markers, reviewable edits, reusable analysis, and a first test on real project footage.
It doesn't matter if it's relationships, hobbies, or actual work. You have to show up and do work. I'm trying to become a better person, and I want to share what I'm working on along the way.
What I’m making, doing, and sharing along the way.
The AI video editor has a name. These are the starting requirements: three output lengths, spoken markers, reviewable edits, reusable analysis, and a first test on real project footage.
What we can borrow from existing community platforms, why Babfree needs its own community model, and the plan to prove private federation on Cloudflare Workers and a Raspberry Pi.
Things I intend to create. The backlog starts here.
An idea for sourcing ingredients directly from local producers, arranging seasonal supply, organizing neighborhood orders, and managing CSA subscriptions in one place.
A made-to-order metal progress tracker: custom laser-etched sheets, wall panels, and desktop rolls, marked with a permanent X for every accomplishment. Tally is the working name.
I’m going to create a tapered cotton headband with a broad, color-matched hook and loop closure, generous overlap, and a smooth back that stays comfortable under a hat or against a headrest.
A proposal for locally run communities connected by shared identity, in-person invitations, reciprocal enforcement, local news and events, and local businesses funding local operators.
You can find me at @showupdowork on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.