My Sunday Self Would Be Embarrassed Watching My Monday Self Work
I added three tasks to my backlog yesterday while making coffee. Hands-free. Voice command. Done before the kettle boiled. At work, I spent 15 minutes manually creating one Jira ticket.
Marcus HahnheuserMy Sunday Self Would Be Embarrassed Watching My Monday Self Work
"Hey Jarvis, add a backlog task to send off bla." I said that while making coffee on a Sunday. By the time coffee poured, three tasks were sitting in Notion. Done.
Monday morning at work, I spent 15-20 minutes manually creating one Jira ticket. Opening the form. Filling the summary, description, context, sprint, release, linking related work. All by hand.
My jaw tightened in frustration. Not because the work was hard - because I'd already proven it didn't need to exist.
How Does Someone Who's Not a Developer Build This?
I didn't watch a YouTube tutorial. I just got annoyed enough to think it through.
What pulls me out of what actually matters? What do I repeat constantly? What would I never miss if it just... happened automatically?
Voice command triggers an AI Agent & fires off relevant n8n automation workflow. Task lands in Notion. additional notes get captured on demand. Done before I've finished what whatever else I'm doing.
It took one Sunday. That's the gap between what's possible and what most people are still putting up with.
