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What we learned building it
Notes from running fifteen stores on our own stack. Written in Persian and English, published together.
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AllAI · [DATE] · [N] MIN
What it actually takes to run an LLM assistant from inside Iran
Every major model provider blocks the traffic, and the egress you can reach is not the egress you can rely on. Here is the architecture we settled on, and the fallback that matters more than the model.
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[cover]Infrastructure · [DATE]
Cutting over an ERP without losing a night
The rehearsal, the rollback plan, and the two hours that actually matter.[N] MIN[cover]Commerce · [DATE]
Why a store takes two days and not two weeks
What we reuse, what we refuse to reuse, and where the time really goes.[N] MIN[cover]AI · [DATE]
Forecasting stock when your lead times move
A model is easy. Getting it to survive a customs delay is the work.[N] MIN[cover]Design · [DATE]
Persian on the web: what still breaks
Mixed-direction text, digit shaping, and the font weight that costs you a second.[N] MIN[cover]Infrastructure · [DATE]
Self-hosted analytics your team will open
Why we run our own, and the four numbers we put on the wall.[N] MIN[cover]ERP · [DATE]
The month-end close, minus the spreadsheet
Where auto-reconciliation earns its keep, and where a human still signs.[N] MINInsights · EN / FA
One note a month. Nothing else.
What we shipped, what broke, and what it cost. No product announcements dressed up as thinking.