I Built an AI Integration Hub at 13 — Here's What I Learned

I'm Alexander, I'm 13, and I've been coding for a few years across Python, TypeScript, Swift, and Bash. Last month I shipped something I'm actually proud of: Conductor — a TypeScript AI engine that connects Claude, GPT-4o, Gemini, and Ollama to your real-world tools like Gmail, Spotify, GitHub Actions, Notion, and HomeKit. As of today it has 27 plugins and 150+ tools. Here's the honest story of how it got there. What Conductor actually is At its core, Conductor sits between you and your AI model. You say something in plain English, Conductor figures out which tools to call, chains them together, and gives you a result. Example: "Find my 3 latest unread emails, add any urgent ones to my calendar, then DM me on Slack." Conductor handles: gmail_list() → fetches emails AI classifies which ones are urgent gcal_create_event() → creates the event Sends a Slack message summarizing what it did And this works whether you're talking to it through Claude Desktop (via MCP), a Telegram bot, or a Sla