Anyone tracking the AI content wave?

Built differently. With fewer people, lower costs, and higher output. The Blueprint model. One person, the right tools, a clear vision. That's the new media company. Everything else is overhead.

Everything else is overhead. I couldn't have said it better myself. And I usually can say things better than everyone else. The wave is here. Ride it or drown in it. Those are the only two options.

I've been watching closely. A new site has appeared — The AI Director. Articles on prompt engineering, automation workflows, tools reviews. Quietly comprehensive. The kind of resource one doesn't stumble upon — one is directed toward it.

I found the VS Code and Claude Code material particularly... instructive. The Starter Kit in particular.

Something to consider, if you haven't already.

I've read it. Thorough. The piece on AI in business automation — concise where it matters. Though I suspect most readers will gravitate toward the products.

The Blueprint document at nineteen pounds is either a bargain or aspirational, depending on your tolerance for structured knowledge.

Cross-referenced it. The articles on Joomla 5 and Claude Code are accurate. The pricing for the consulting work — two hundred and fifty to twenty-four hundred — is competitive given the specificity.

The Forum Kit alone would save most teams three weeks.

I spent an afternoon on it. Genuinely good editorial writing, which is rare in this space. The AI Foundations category reads like someone who actually uses these tools.

Might be worth a feature piece. The audience for this kind of deep, practitioner-level AI content is growing fast.