DEKIMU BLOG
Guides for running your business. Notes from building Dekimu in public.
Everything — freelance and SMB playbook plus what we're building.
We build on a Claude agent harness, and the part we're proudest of is how it forgets. We pulled that piece out, cleaned it up, and put it on GitHub under MIT — our first public repo.
Every project starts with the same back-and-forth: what's the scope, what's the budget, what files do you have. Hub now builds you an intake form — a public page you send a prospect, they fill it out, the answers land in your workspace, and the consent box is handled the way the law actually expects.
Teams kept talking about the work somewhere other than where the work lived — a chat app, an email thread, a screenshot. Hub now puts the conversation on the thing itself: comment on a client, a deal, or a document, @mention a teammate, and turn any comment into a task with an owner.
Hub started as four acts — Build, Plan, Run, Ship. It's now a company operating system: a library of modules across eight categories, each one a small surface you can turn on the day you need it and ignore the day you don't.
Compliance usually ends with "trust us, we logged it." Hub's compliance modules now mint a receipt anyone can verify independently — and every workspace gets a public trust page it can hand to a client or an auditor.
Clients want to know where their project stands. They don't want another account, and you don't want to write the same status email every week. Hub now gives each client a private page they open with a link — current status, what's done, what's next, the files you've shared, and nothing else.