I Barely Had Internet and Shipped 40 Updates

I barely had internet on a boat for two weeks, and my apps kept shipping. Whenever I had a connection I would just yap into my phone, and my Cursor Projects kicked off the whole workflow, setting up automated tests, checking PRs, fixing themselves and deslopping, without me being in the loop at all. A project in Cursor is a long-standing memory for how you ship software. It triggers reviews when PRs come in, reacts to alerts, and spins off the agents for you. With potato mode in P-Stack, that's how I did 40 plus releases from a boat over two weeks, including light mode and mobile for Ray Transcribes, an API key feature and full developer docs. Cursor gave me research credits to test this. P-Stack: https://cursor.com/marketplace/cursor/pstack Cursor Projects: https://cursor.com/docs/agent/projects Ray Transcribes: https://raytranscribes.com Watch the full livestream: https://youtu.be/7cgxljPxxII Wispr Flow: https://rfer.me/wispr This is my referral link. Download SayRay on the App Store: https://rfer.me/sayray I spent 12 years as an engineer at Apple, and now I build apps live on stream with AI tools and share the whole process as I go. Join the free community where we're all building together: https://rfer.me/startmyai (The AI Builder Club, my small live cohort, opens a few times a year, and you'll hear about it first inside the community.) Timestamps powered by https://raytranscribes.com Chapters 0:00 70 Billion Tokens, From a Boat 0:28 While I Was on the Boat 1:10 Thank You, Cursor (Research Credits) 1:40 What It Costs 1:55 A Real Project: Sign Convex 2:36 Start a Cursor Project 3:02 What a Project Does 3:33 Tag the Releases 4:07 Shipped From a Boat 4:18 The Proof: Ray Transcribes 5:07 Everything I Shipped on Vacation