Looking back at my ChatGPT journey this year—pretty eye-opening stuff. Started exploring AI agents, worked through Fund II considerations, and really dug into how AI is reshaping the VC playbook.

The thing that strikes me? I'm probably automating myself out of a job faster than anyone anticipated. Across 1,342 separate conversations, I've fired off 11,000+ messages, watching patterns emerge in everything from deal analysis to market research. The workflow keeps getting tighter.

It's not just about efficiency anymore. We're seeing agents handle entire segments of due diligence, Fund II mechanics getting stress-tested through automation, and the whole VC decision-making framework getting questioned. The data tells you everything—when you've got that volume of interactions showing what tasks are crumbling first, it's hard to ignore where this heads next.

The uncomfortable part? If it's automating my work this effectively, what does that mean for the traditional VC model itself?