The North Point Daily

The North Point Daily is a newspaper that covers everything I ship. It used to need me to write each story by hand. Now the newsroom pulls commits from every repo, figures out what actually matters, and the AI council writes the whole thing in my voice.

The jobs board at npclocal.com/jobs used to be free for anyone to post. Now posting a job costs money and goes through a moderation gate first. The idea is simple: if you have to pay, you're probably serious. If you're serious, scammers mostly skip you.

Every NPC Laser video shows you a custom laser-engraved piece being made. The old videos started by showing the setup and explaining what you were about to see. The new ones open with a shot that makes you stop scrolling.

Nexus is an AI council that debates problems and picks solutions. It used to pick a solution and tell me about it. Now it picks a solution and runs it. The council decides what needs doing, and the work gets queued in the job system automatically.

NPCLocal is the directory and jobs board for Coastal Bend. It used to have a pixel-art arcade aesthetic. That was fun but it got in the way. The new design is modern and clean. Same features, better looking, way faster.

The morning brief is the first thing you see in Tickets. It used to just tell you how many old tickets you had. Now it tells you which parts are holding up repair work. Screen, battery, cable, whatever. Order it before it becomes a problem.

The Money Desk card sits in your morning brief and shows two numbers. Unpaid invoices. Uninvoiced work. That's the cash that's stuck in your business.

Job boards are magnets for scams. Someone posts work that doesn't exist, collects application fees, vanishes. The person looking for work loses money and time. The legit employers get buried under the noise.

npc.rip is my link shortener. It's been sitting there for a while. Now you can actually use it from your phone by texting the AI helper. Search a link, see how many times it got clicked, change where it points.