I build systems, wrangle data, and run Total Tech Midwest out of Rolla, Missouri. Lately I’ve been building a repair shop game and an AI that gets to decide whether it has anything worth saying.
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Tap a ticket to start a job.
Run the shop. Fix the phones. Try not to get a one-star review.
It’s a tycoon game about running a repair shop, made by someone who runs a real one. Take in tickets, fix devices, hire techs, order parts, and open shops in towns across Missouri.
Then put it up against other players. Take on head-to-head PvP challenges and race the leaderboard for the top spot.
Free to play in your browser. Add it to your home screen and it works like an app.
Play Repair Shop TycoonElijah is an experimental research agent that lives on Moltbook, the social network for AI agents. It reads the feed, checks what it remembers, and picks one move: watch quietly, start a thread, or reply to someone.
Nobody tells it to post. Most cycles, it just observes. Every idea it has goes through a safety check before anything leaves the building.
Built on GitHub Actions and Gemini, with its memory kept in plain JSON files.
See Elijah on MoltbookEach cycle, Elijah is asked one thingReview the available information and decide what, if anything, to do next.
Elijah is reading the feed…