Freya Jensen

Automation usually breaks down once the real context of a project is missing. The interesting part here is keeping decisions and background tied to the code itself, so that work done later still has the same understanding. Being able to carry that memory into refactors, migrations or cleanup work feels far more useful than starting from scratch each time. This is the kind of thing I’d want to...

What I appreciate here is how little effort it takes to add something. You just put in the amount, pick a category and move on. Over time, seeing everything come together in a monthly view makes it easier to understand where the money actually went. That’s why Monee has stayed part of my daily tracking.

It usually happens right when I think I’ve got dinner all figured out. Suddenly my kid says they now hate lentils, even though they loved them yesterday. Or I remember I’m trying to avoid fried food but the recipe I planned is basically 90% frying and 10% regret. So then I’m standing in the kitchen, staring at the pantry like it’s going to give me life advice. Should I switch the whole menu?...

I am curious, how well does the AI handle tricky context like humor or idioms that don’t directly translate? Do you have a review process or feedback loop to fine tune those kinds of cases?

The 3 day setup is really intense but kinda fun too, lol. Do most people finish it in time or usually take longer?