§ 00 / Bhuvanesh Selvaraj
AI in business is treated as a faster way to do the old work. The leverage is in deciding which work stops existing.
I write about that, teach builders to use Claude Code, and take a few consulting engagements a year.
I write to think out loud.
House line · 2026
Courses for one-person teams.
Short, opinionated, outcome-shaped. The kind I would have paid for as a solo founder shipping my first thing.
All courses →The AI OS.
Stop pasting your business into the chatbot. Build a private system that already knows it. Four weekends. For owner-operators.
Small tools, free, no accounts.
Things I built because I wanted them. If they are useful to you too, that is the bonus.
All tools →SaveToMD.
Save LinkedIn posts as clean markdown, in one click. The kind of thing I wanted to exist, so I built it.
A small consulting practice, by application.
I take a small number of engagements a year. Mostly with founders and operators trying to make a real call about where AI changes the shape of their company, not just the speed of its workflows.
If your question sits upstream of an AI roadmap, the application is the right way in. I read every one and reply within a week.
The newsletter is the easiest way to follow along.
One note every other Sunday. Same writing as here, with the rougher in-progress fragments included. Read at your pace. Reply if it lands.