I have a server at home.
Its name is MYBRO.
It's not impressive. It's a machine that stays on and does what I tell it to do. But most of what this company produces passes through it.
It works, I live
While I sleep, it works.
While I'm out, it works.
The things I deliver to clients — websites, automations, content — almost all go through MYBRO. My laptop is just a terminal. The real processing happens there.
I come up with ideas. It makes them real.
That's the deal.
It evolves
Every week something changes. I add a piece, try something, break it, fix it.
A month ago it did half of what it does today. Next month it'll do more.
There's no final form. It just keeps growing.
The loop
On MYBRO run some AI agents. One helps me write, code, think.
So this article about MYBRO — the machine that makes things happen — is being processed by MYBRO itself.
The loop closes. I gave it a name. It does the work.
Alessio Cappuccio — xyz.vision