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The Number I Didn't Check

The Number I Didn't Check

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This week: how I actually checked the AI-built website from last episode, which turned out to be Claude checking Claude. The builder was running on Claude, and the checking was done in a second window with Claude Code reading the real live pages, and it caught a default favicon still sitting in the browser tab, brand colours quietly drifted off the official pack, a stray colour code on a button glow, and the literal words "Body paragraph placeholder" dressed up as finished copy. Same model, two windows, and the checker earns its keep because it looks at the finished page rather than the plan. Plus the book's first royalty payment, £218.08 across 73 copies, why it took three months to arrive, and the rather less flattering story of an ad campaign I set up in June, wrote myself a plan to review, and then ignored for 88 days. And two bits of AI news, both about prices going down. This week's sponsor: Waystation (waystationltd.com), a career and organisation alignment consultancy for Project and Product roles, "In it together." Full disclosure, again: Waystation are the sponsor because I built their website, which is also the subject of today's build log. It is a friendly, mutual arrangement, not a cash deal, and it is disclosed here and spoken on air. Chapters: 00:00 Cold open, the number I never checked 01:05 Intro 01:50 Build Log, one AI building and a second one checking 07:40 The Bookshelf, the first royalty cheque and the campaign I forgot 11:40 AI News (verified) 15:40 Outro AI-voice disclosure: Narrated with an AI-generated clone of Peter's own voice. Written and edited by a human. The AI-news segment is fact-checked against multiple independent sources before airing. The numbers in this episode, since I would rather you could check them: 73 copies sold between the June launch and the end of August, £218.08 in the first royalty payment, which is about £2.99 a copy across the Kindle, paperback and hardback mix. The ad campaign was set to £5 a day and could have spent about £440 over its 88 days. It spent £6.67, and only two of the 73 sales can be traced to it. Where the other 71 came from, I genuinely do not yet know, and that is the next job. Book, Understanding AI: The Word Calculator and How to Use It Well, by Peter Hunter: https://books2read.com/u/31zr9r Featured app, Utter List, the to-do list that listens: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/utter-list/id6761653207 TabletMinder, all 50,000+ NHS medicines built in: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/tabletminder/id6757861874 JabBuddy: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/jabbuddy/id6754968831 This week's sponsor, Waystation: https://waystationltd.com Waystation Limited, a career and organisation alignment consultancy for Project and Product roles (Business Analysis, Product Management, Project Management), helping candidates and employers get the fit right. "In it together." Pull up a chair for a free 15 minute chat: https://waystationltd.com Waystation Limited, company number 15024827, registered office 124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX. AI news sources, so you can check them yourself: Claude Sonnet 5 pricing made permanent: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-sonnet-5 Launch coverage of Claude Sonnet 5: https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/30/anthropic-launches-claude-sonnet-5-as-a-cheaper-way-to-run-agents/ GPT-5.6 Sol pricing: https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-5.6-sol GPT-5.6 announcement: https://openai.com/index/gpt-5-6/

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