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Casting fromNicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica · Florida Keys basecampBuildingSeaFlow AI ConciergeBuildingSeaside Setups conversion systemsBuildingWild Intelligence podcast + publishing systemAskingWhat gets valuable when intelligence gets cheap?UsingChatGPT · GPT-5.6 SolRunningHermes AgentOS v0.20 · Nemotron Ultra via OpenRouter FreeShipping withGitHub · Lovable · SupabaseRememberingDon't confuse motion with progressChasingCreator-owned websites that feel aliveField testpavement still has lower latency than most dashboardsReadingFrontier File · Issue #13 →
Alex Oklesson · Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica

Wild
Intelligence

The future is not artificial. It is alive.

Field notes from the living future.

I am Alex Oklesson — an operator, builder, and systems thinker currently casting the signal from the Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica, with a Florida Keys basecamp working at the edge of hospitality, events, automation, creative technology, and frontier investing. I build tools, workflows, and ideas for the messy places where plans meet people, weather, deadlines, and moving parts.

§ 01 · New here?

Three ways to enter the station

Different terrains. Same operating question: what survives contact with the real world?

Most people start with Issue #13 of The Frontier File.

§ 02 · Transmissions

Latest from Wild Intelligence

13 issues published
The Frontier FileIssue #13August 8–9, 2026 · 16 min

The Future Has a Burn Rate.

Proof is becoming abundant. The technology argument is getting easier. The economic argument is getting harder.

Flagship recurring research on AI infrastructure, space, nuclear, robotics and quantum. Research notes only — not financial advice.

§ 03 · Terrain Scan

What Wild Intelligence tracks

Scan · 01· target acquired

Practical AI and Automation

Agents, workflows, and AI tools that actually survive contact with real work — not demos.

RESEARCH NOTES ONLY. NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE. I'M MAPPING TERRAIN, NOT HANDING OUT TREASURE MAPS.

§ 04 · Origin Story

Built from the field, not the boardroom

Wild Intelligence started inside Seaside Setups — a Florida Keys wedding and event setup company where the deadline is a ceremony time and the QA process is the weather. Every tool, agent, and workflow here is stress-tested against real jobs, real intakes, and real markets before it earns a place in the system.

“If a workflow can’t survive a Keys event in August, it doesn’t ship.”

Current toolbelt · verified August 11, 2026
  • ChatGPT · GPT-5.6 Sol
  • Hermes AgentOS v0.20
  • GitHub
  • Lovable
  • Supabase
  • OpenRouter
  • TanStack Start
  • SeaFlow AI Concierge
§ 05 · Current Stack

Live radar from the station

Last verified · August 11, 2026

Tide · Clarity92%
Field station · current readings · August 11, 2026
01
Primary model
ChatGPT · GPT-5.6 Sol
GPT-5.6 Sol
02
Agent layer
Hermes AgentOS v0.20 · Nemotron Ultra via OpenRouter Free — orchestrator, specialists, shared memory
Hermes v0.20Nemotron Ultra
03
Build layer
GitHub for version control · Lovable for building and shipping · Supabase for data, auth, and queues
GitHubLovableSupabase
04
Casting from
Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica · Florida Keys basecamp
05
Backup
A manual runbook for every automated path.
06
Human control
Nothing goes out to a client or the public without a human approval step.
07
Asking
What gets valuable when intelligence gets cheap?
08
Building now
SeaFlow AI Concierge · Seaside Setups conversion systems · Wild Intelligence podcast + publishing system
SeaFlow AI ConciergeSeaside Setups conversion systemsWild Intelligence podcast + publishing system
§ 06 · Agent Architecture

Hermes AgentOS

One orchestrator, narrow specialists, shared memory, human approval.

Hermes is the system underneath Website Concierge builds, Seaside Setups operations, and Frontier File research. It is built inside the Wild Intelligence Lab and hardened on real jobs before it touches client work.

  1. 01

    Signal in

    Live

    Intake forms, email, field notes, and market data land in one queue.

  2. 02

    Orchestrator

    Live

    Hermes reads the request, picks the route, and assigns the specialist.

  3. 03

    Specialists

    Live

    Narrow agents do one job well and hand the artifact back with sources.

  4. 04

    Shared memory

    Field test

    Project context, prior decisions, and client facts persist across runs.

  5. 05

    Human approval

    Always on

    Alex reviews before anything ships. No silent autonomous sends.

Specialists
  • Intake

    Parses requests, tags topic and urgency

  • Research

    Pulls sources, checks claims, drafts briefs

  • Ops

    Vendor handoffs, schedules, checklists

  • Publishing

    Drafts issues, notes, and site copy

Shared memory
  • Project memory
  • Client facts
  • Decision log
  • Source citations
Inside the Wild Intelligence Lab
§ 07 · Workshop Array

Selected systems and stories

Not separate personalities — pieces of the same operating system: websites, agents, market research, and real-world logistics, all feeding each other.

Flagship· active
ART · 01

Website Concierge by SeaFlow

Beautiful, AI-enhanced websites for small businesses, creators, and experts — living homes for offers, archives, and intake flows, built on the SeaFlow workflow stack.

Built with Hermes underneath. Sold as a website, not a robot.

Why it matters

Most people do not need another generic site. They need a living home for their work that grows with them.

Next · Onboard the next concierge client and ship a living archive on their terrain
Live· active
ART · 02

Hermes AgentOS

The agent architecture behind everything here: an orchestrator, narrow specialists, shared project memory, and a human approval step before anything ships. Currently v0.20.

Agents that answer to a person, not the other way around.

Why it matters

One coordinated system beats a drawer of disconnected prompts. It is what makes the rest of the work repeatable.

Next · Harden shared memory and widen the specialist roster
Field test· active
ART · 03

The Frontier File

Personal investing journal and research operating system covering AI infrastructure, semiconductors, space, robotics, quantum, fintech rails, and speculative biotech.

Mapping terrain, not handing out treasure maps.

Why it matters

It makes conviction visible, forces position sizing into the open, and turns weekly market noise into a documented research process.

Next · Latest · Issue #13 — The Future Has a Burn Rate.
Live· active
ART · 04

Seaside Setups Systems

The real Florida Keys wedding and event setup business where intake, vendor handoffs, logistics, and content workflows get tested under actual weather and timelines.

Real-world logistics keep the AI honest.

Why it matters

Real-world operations keep the AI tools honest. If a workflow doesn't survive a wedding day, it won't survive a client.

Next · Turn more repeatable Seaside Setups workflows into AI-assisted client tools
Prototype· active
ART · 05

Wedding Setup Business School

Teaching the setup business itself: pricing, crews, load-ins, gear, and the operating systems behind a profitable event setup company — filmed from real jobs.

Channel link coming soon.

Why it matters

The trade is learnable, but almost nobody documents the operational side honestly.

Next · Publish the first lesson series from live Keys events
§ 08 · Field Log

Field Log

Field notes from the living future — motion as memory, not a travel infographic.

N · 01August 11, 2026Field rule

Flow State

You don’t control the terrain. You learn to read it fast enough that the line starts to feel obvious.

N · 02August 11, 2026Signal

What gets valuable when intelligence gets cheap?

Scarcity moves toward judgment, trust, taste, attention, distribution, and real-world execution — plus knowing what not to automate.

N · 03August 11, 2026Operating note

Flow is control without thought.

A good system makes the right next move obvious, so attention stays on the work instead of the machinery.

N · 04August 11, 2026Costa Rica field note

We are meant to live WITH nature, not dominate it.

From the Nicoya Peninsula: the strongest systems cooperate with the terrain instead of spending forever overpowering it.

N · 05August 11, 2026Systems note

The best automation is the one that disappears into the day.

If a workflow constantly asks to be admired, maintained, or babysat, it is not really saving work.

N · 06August 11, 2026Field rule

A system is only smart if it leaves you with more attention than it consumes.

Optimization that produces another dashboard, alert, or ritual can quietly be negative leverage.

N · 07August 1, 2026Live

Hermes v0.20 shipped

Shared memory now survives across specialist handoffs, so a research brief and an intake reply finally agree on the same facts.

N · 08August 8, 2026Published

Frontier File Issue #13 — The Future Has a Burn Rate.

Proof is becoming abundant across AI infrastructure, space, nuclear and robotics; the economic argument is getting harder. Research notes only.

N · 09July 2026In development

Wedding Setup Business School started

Filming the operational side of event setup from real Keys jobs — pricing, crews, load-ins, and what actually goes wrong.

N · 10OngoingRule

Motion is not progress

A note to self, repeated until it becomes a habit.

Four wheels remain an excellent debugging environment.

§ 09 · Field Rules

The operating philosophy

field principles, rewritten until they stick.

Every automated path here ends at a human approval step. Nothing reaches a client or the public unreviewed.

  • 01
    Don't confuse motion with progress.
  • 02
    Build the smallest useful version first.
  • 03
    Every fall is data.
  • 04
    Catalysts beat vibes.
  • 05
    Useful weirdness beats polished nothing.

Written somewhere between a long skate, a failed build, and a better question.

§ 10 · Receiver Terminal

Ask the Signal

A grounded answer layer over this page — not a general chatbot. It answers from written notes only, and logs anything it doesn’t know for the next Field Briefing. Investment answers are educational, not financial advice.

Powered by the current Wild Intelligence stack.See how the stack works →
Receiver terminal · open channel

Want a receiver like this for your work?

Open a channel
§ 11 · Service Frequencies

Put the work to use

Small roster, honest scope, no agency theater. Commercial builds ship under SeaFlow.

  • 01Website systemsSeaFlow

    Living, AI-enhanced websites for small businesses, creators, and experts — archives, offers, and intake in one home.

    Website Concierge by SeaFlow
  • 02AI workflowsSeaFlow

    Intake, vendor handoffs, and content pipelines wired together with project memory and a human approval step.

    See SeaFlow
  • 03Research / collaborationOpen a signal

    Frontier File research, agent architecture questions, or building something strange together.

    Open a signal
§ 12 · Open Channel · intake

Start a signal

A project, a collaboration, a question, a Website Concierge by SeaFlow inquiry, an agent workflow, or something weirder — tell me what you’re building. No polished brief required.

Tell me what you’re building, what exists now, and what you need next. No polished brief required.