A Day With T00
Follow one real workday, start to finish — this is what using T00 actually looks like.
9:00 — "What's on today?"
I ask, T00 answers — a to-do list appears on its own, with one item already flagged: a client email asking for a website, plus a meeting.
Jason gives the word, T00 takes it from there
One line, referencing the client's email — T00 handles the rest: read it, define the requirements, build the site.
A few minutes later, it's ready
T00 built it on its own — already live at its own address, matching every requirement.
Visiting the client
Site link in hand — business cards exchanged, then straight to the laptop.
Reviewing the site together
The live site is already up on my phone. Showing something real beats describing it — specific feedback comes right back.
I forward the feedback — T00 already answers
One email with the client's notes, and T00 replies with exactly what changed and where.
Second look, more specific asks
We review the site together again — this time the client has concrete changes in mind, not just impressions.
See you later
Notes in hand, it's time to head back and get these changes done.
Back home: the details get done right
This morning's request, the in-person notes, the email from the client — T00's req/reply log keeps it all as one continuous thread, so nothing gets lost in the details.
☀️T00
Done
Site live, client happy, today's list one item shorter.
This is what a real workday with T00 looks like — built by Jason, powered by the T00 framework.
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