I was drowning in tabs. 3 Chrome windows. 2 VS Codes. Slack for work. Slack for side projects. Hiding screens before every Zoom call. Every context switch cost me 20 minutes of mental reboot. Then I asked myself a question: Can I build the solution using AI coding tools - in a language I’ve never used in production? My bet: deep software architecture knowledge matters more than syntax familiarity. If I can think in systems, the AI can handle the implementation details. 3 months of planning. 4 weeks of building. MVP in 3 weeks. I’m calling it ThinkFlow - instant workspace switching for the multi-context chaos we all live in. This is my experiment in pushing AI development past “vibe coding” into real product building. I’ll share everything: the wins, the failures, the unexpected lessons. Follow if you want to see how far this goes. What context switching nightmare would you solve first?