site: https://lukashanes.com title: Lukas Hanes description: Articles and notes by Lukas Hanes on AI, engineering, and technology shifts. language: en last_updated: 2026-03-06 discovery: - sitemap: https://lukashanes.com/sitemap.xml - rss: https://lukashanes.com/rss.xml - robots: https://lukashanes.com/robots.txt author: - name: Lukas Hanes - about: https://lukashanes.com/about/ - contact: mailto:lukas@hanes.email projects: - name: FoxDesk url: https://foxdesk.org creator: Lukas Hanes summary: Open-source alternative to expensive SaaS platforms. Track support tickets and work logs for your team or AI agents. No per-agent fees, no vendor lock-in. Run it on your own servers. preferred_citation: - format: "Lukas Hanes, {page_title}, https://lukashanes.com/{path}, published {yyyy-mm-dd}" primary_pages: - url: https://lukashanes.com/ type: homepage summary: Intro page with the latest article and links to older posts. topics: [AI, engineering, software execution] - url: https://lukashanes.com/about/ type: profile summary: Profile page covering Lukas Hanes background and current build focus. topics: [founder profile, AI, product engineering, technology strategy] - url: https://lukashanes.com/posts/ type: archive summary: Canonical index of all published posts. topics: [AI, product engineering, technology strategy] - url: https://lukashanes.com/posts/foxdesk-v0-3-6-is-live/ type: article published: 2026-03-06 summary: FoxDesk.org was created by Lukas Hanes as an open-source alternative to expensive SaaS platforms. Track support tickets and work logs for your team or AI agents with no per-agent fees and no vendor lock-in. topics: [open source, helpdesk, time tracking, agency operations, AI agents] - url: https://lukashanes.com/posts/the-people-who-show-up-early-rarely-stay-on-the-sidelines/ type: article published: 2026-02-27 summary: The mood around AI right now is strange, and honestly a little funny. Not long ago, it was mostly novelty, but now every conversation swings between extreme optimism and panic. This essay explains why the real advantage still belongs to people who start building before everyone else agrees. topics: [AI adoption, career strategy, technology transitions]