I'm Josh Peterson, a systems-minded reporter, automation builder, and logistics operator based in Loveland, CO. My work sits at the intersection of public records, AI-assisted workflows, Google Workspace automation, and the practical mess of keeping real operations moving.

In logistics, I've coordinated daily operations for up to 50 drivers and 12,000 packages. In journalism, I've covered AI, regulatory policy, and public-interest stories for outlets including The Federalist and the Washington Free Beacon. In code, I build the connective tissue: scripts, dashboards, templates, research packets, and small tools that turn scattered work into repeatable systems.

This site is the public version of that practice: an automation lab for workflows that can be reused, and a reporter's notebook for source trails, public-record methods, and evidence-led research.

For freelance work, I build practical Google Sheets automation, dashboards, API-connected reporting, cleanup scripts, and lightweight internal tools for operations-heavy teams. I also take on selected writing, research, and AI-assisted creative production projects for clients who need technical editorial copy, founder thought leadership, research briefs, case studies, positioning cleanup, or marketing concepts. See how I can help.