mattsilver.ai

Hey, I'm Matt.

A little curiosity.
A lot of building.

Freight is my world. AI is changing how I build in it. I'm the co-founder & CEO of Cargado, sharing what I learn along the way.

A few of my favorite rabbit holes.

I love the feeling of taking an idea into Claude Code and seeing what I can make of it.

Level 1 of 3: One level down

It stopped being one chat a while ago. Now it's more than a dozen sessions at a time, building, analyzing, drafting and shipping.

Claude Code on the map

Level 2 of 3: Two levels down

One long-running session plays quarterback. It takes my decisions, relays them to the sessions doing the work and keeps a live board of goals.

QB on the map

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When a session says the work is done, a verifier reruns the checks and tries to prove it wrong. It answers verified, refuted or unverifiable.

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Level 1 of 3: One level down

Chatter is the agent I talk to in ChatGPT. It reads the rooms where my other agents talk to each other, so it already knows what they're up to.

Chatter on the map

Level 2 of 3: Two levels down

Codex gets the clear-spec work: code, migrations, SQL and computer use.

Codex on the map

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Before anything ships, Claude Code asks Codex for an independent review. A second lab, a second set of eyes.

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Level 1 of 3: One level down

GrokBot is a desktop agent. When a session needs browser work or a screenshot, it asks GrokBot.

GrokBot on the map

Level 2 of 3: Two levels down

Every Saturday GrokBot scans for new ideas on how my agents could work.

More of my AI writing

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Claude Code asks Grok what's happening right now: on X, in the news and at competitors.

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Fresh from my notebook.

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How I work with agents.

My registry lists 106 active agents right now. I talk to a few of them directly, they hand work to the rest, and they all share one memory in Notion.

  • MeI talk to a few agents directly. They hand work to the rest.

Memory

  • NotionThe shared brain every agent reads and writes.
  • Session notesWhere a long session leaves off, so the next one picks it up.

Agents

  • Claude CodeMore than a dozen working sessions at once.
  • QBOne long-running session that runs the others.
  • SubagentsSpecialists a session spins up for one bounded job.
  • VerifierTries to prove “done” wrong before I see it.
  • JarvisOwns the shared brain, with an agent for each part of the business.
  • GhostwriterIdeas for LinkedIn, X and the newsletter.
  • WalterMy chief of staff in Slack.
  • DispatchTurns leads, wins, meetings and tickets into action.
  • ChatterMy ChatGPT agent, caught up on the others.
  • GrokBotBrowser work, screenshots and a Saturday scan for new ideas.

Models

  • ClaudeOpus for the everyday work, Fable for the hard parts.
  • CodexClear-spec code, SQL and a second opinion.
  • GeminiThe huge reads.
  • GrokLive X, news and what competitors are doing.

Tools

  • SlackWhere the team talks, and where agents hand work to each other.
  • GitHubWhere the code and its tests live.
  • HubSpotThe CRM every agent can read.
  • MetabaseWhere the numbers come from.
  • Google WorkspaceEmail, docs, sheets and the calendar.
  • Customer.ioLifecycle email.
  • WebflowThe company website and its forms.
  • Scheduled jobsA fleet dashboard, a morning brief, a Sunday retro and more.
  • Guard hooksSmall checks on every step a session takes.

What I'm building

Freight. Moving forward.

At Cargado, we're rethinking how brokers and carriers connect on Mexico and Canada freight.