Modeled my iPod mini in Blender so it could sit on this page. The screen underneath is 138 by 110 pixels, same as the real one.
Posted from San Francisco
I run a health care consulting practice and build software for the people who make Medi‑Cal work. This is the personal side, where I show the work.
Notes from the bench, longer writing, and what’s on the speakers.
Log
Ran a $5 model shootout before switching. The new model pulled 1,479 metrics from a 375‑page board packet for $3.11.
Three health plans went quiet this summer. They hadn’t; the scraper had. Now the pipeline fails loudly.
Taught my meeting notetaker to join Teams. Microsoft flagged it as a suspected threat.
Writing
In draft
In draft
My agents run on two Mac minis
The $3 model that beat the $7 one
Reading 380 board packets so you don’t have to
Projects
Medicaid Insights
Reads every Medi‑Cal plan’s board packets and turns them into a searchable record of what plans are deciding.
Kit
A small crew of AI agents on two Mac minis that run my morning brief, inbox and follow‑ups.
Meeting notetaker
Joins Zoom and Teams calls on its own, records them, and writes the notes.
This site
Astro, Blender, and an iPod from 2005.
Music
Enter selects, Escape goes back a level like the Menu button, the up and down arrows scroll, the left and right arrows change tracks, and P plays or pauses.
Last played: Either Way by Wilco.
About
I’m Richard. I run Insight Healthcare Advisors, which helps health plans and community providers make Medi‑Cal programs work, and I build software under Insight Research Group. I live in San Francisco.