10/12/2026
AI isn’t for everything, or everyone, but I will say this… it helps me get ideas out of my head, into code, and integrated into our daily routine.
One thing I have struggled with since my earliest memories is tracking and organization. I am obsessed with both, and I’m absolutely the worst with following through. I have great ideas on how to organize, I can rarely follow that through to completion.
Fast forward to now, and it turns into a huge obstacle I need to overcome in business, in order to improve the product and services we offer.
So I started looking into ERPs, I’ve tried a few, they’re way too generalized and complicated. Then comes Claude Code. I can spitball my ideas into a thread and Code will get me close to the idea. I’ve spent countless hours working on this, making it specific to my needs, and it’s finally beyond the concept phase into the testing phase!
The most important factor for this program is to keep my casting queue organized in a way that prioritizes the order of casting based on actual need. If stock is low, it moves up the list.
Beyond that, I want to implement small things now that will make industrial certification much easier, in the event that we decide to move that direction - which I’m certain we will when the time is right.
So, here is my introduction to the Grip-Tec Composites Wyatt ERP.
Do you use AI in your business? How do you use it?