#ai

Before any launch, the first real user found Botxona by asking ChatGPT where to deploy a bot. Her bot worked — it just couldn't find its database.

Status — live. An AI presentation generator for students in Uzbekistan. It isn't really the product: it's a cheap way to build an audience for Botxona and everything after it.

Status — designing. An Uzbek-native explainer engine: you ask a question and get back a narrated, animated lesson where the pointer moves with the words. The whole thing rests on one unsolved problem.

Business logic that lives in chat threads has as many versions as it has readers. One file per feature, one owner, and a rule that the spec changes before the code does.

Depth — daily. The setup matters more than the model: repo-local skills, state in files, its own user on the server, and a short list of things I don't hand over.