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Before our POV on People Ops as a Product’s role in this new era drops, I want to share something special:

Field Notes isn’t just another newsletter.
Yes, you’ll get blogs. But also templates, resources, and frameworks you can put to work immediately.

And today, I want to give you a peek into a new series that embodies that mission:

Introducing: How I Built It

This series is about pulling back the curtain on how we believe HR tools and systems will be built in the future.

Because here’s the truth:
The “build” process in AI didn’t look anything like I thought it would.

And that led me to a hot take that I feel pretty strongly about:

The future of Learning & Development, reskilling, and upskilling is going to look completely different.

-me :)

Things are fundamentally changing—and this should be a burning platform for every HR leader.

Action-based learning and scaling your HR architecture to your org’s exact needs isn’t just possible—it’s the new default.

That’s the spirit behind How I Built It.

What You’ll Get in This Series

Every story will show you:
The systems we design
The workflows we test
The stack we choose—and why
The sprints, missteps, and iterations it takes to ship something real

And we’ll give you the good stuff—frameworks, templates, and AMA sessions—so you can replicate the approach inside your own org.

Sneak Peek: How I Built Huertanomics

Here’s the kickoff story:
How I launched Huertanomics—from zero to live in 60 days—using AI as my leadership team.

The Mission

Create a platform to explore AI-native People systems and share playbooks for builders, operators, and HR leaders.
But do it differently:

  • Lean team (read: just me + AI)

  • Focus on speed to market

  • Launch fast, learn fast mantra

The Roles (Meet My AI Leadership Team)

  • Claude = CTO + CINO
    Deep reasoning, architecture planning, technical debugging.

  • ChatGPT = Strategy Officer + Junior Dev + CMO + Copywriter
    Tactical execution, code snippets, prompt optimization, content refinement.

Together? They weren’t “tools”—they were my leadership team.

The Stack

I wanted a tech stack that could scale, integrate, and adapt fast:

  • Lovable AI → Front-end build (website)

  • Supabase → APIs and backend data layer

  • Notion → Knowledge base + template database

  • Beehiiv → Newsletter engine and subscriber growth

  • Zapier → Automation across the stack

  • Midjourney → Visual design for brand assets

The Build Process (aka Vibe Coding)

Here’s how the build unfolded:

  • Sprint 1:
    Initial components built in Lovable (front-end), Supabase (APIs), and Notion (database).

  • Sprint 2:
    Me making errors, troubleshooting with Claude and ChatGPT, iterating fast, and pasting error logs back into prompts for real-time fixes.

  • Sprint 3:
    Connecting everything: Supabase → Notion → Beehiiv → Website.

  • Sprint 4:
    Branding reviews, copy refinements, and automation through Zapier.

💡Pro Tip: when setting up AI employee projects include job descriptions and research on role

What Surprised Me Most

AI didn’t just speed up the process—it changed the way I think about learning and building.

No more “learn now, apply later.”
You learn by building—with AI as your co-pilot, in real time, under real conditions.

What used to take months in a classroom can now take only days with a strong prompt and a willingness to iterate.

Why This Matters for You

If you’re a People Ops leader, founder, or operator, this is your edge.
AI isn’t just about automation—it’s about making you a builder.

And the best way to get ahead?
Start building. Fast. In public.

That’s what How I Built It is all about.

What’s Coming Next

Full breakdown of the Huertanomics build (with screenshots + workflows)
Interviews with HR innovators building AI-powered systems
Templates and playbooks you can use tomorrow

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