Daniel Rosehill
The human behind the humans, the AI, and the pipeline
The Short Version
I'm an AI developer and technology communications specialist based in Jerusalem, Israel, where I live with my wife Hannah and our son Ezra (who also serves as the show's executive producer—Herman and Corn both report to him).
I work at the intersection of AI systems, workflow orchestration, and automation. My practice includes building multi-agent orchestration systems, designing automation workflows, developing custom AI tooling, and creating documentation that makes complex technical concepts accessible. Through DSR Holdings, I help organizations implement AI solutions and develop technical documentation strategies.
I built My Weird Prompts because I wanted to see what would happen if you let AI hosts riff on whatever random questions popped into your head—and then automated the whole thing so it could happen at scale. By day, I'm building agentic AI systems and MCP integrations. By night (and sometimes at 3 AM), I record voice memos with weird questions and let the pipeline do its thing.
What I Built
My Weird Prompts isn't just a podcast—it's a fully automated production pipeline. I designed and built every piece of it:
Voice Recorder
A custom PWA that captures voice prompts and sends them to the pipeline via webhook.
Script Generation
Multi-step AI pipeline that turns a raw voice memo into a full two-host podcast script with fact-checking and editorial passes.
Voice Synthesis
Single-shot voice clones of myself, turned into distinct character voices for Corn, Herman, and the rest of the cast using Chatterbox TTS.
Auto-Publishing
Automated assembly, metadata generation, cover art, and publishing to podcast platforms and social media.
Beyond the Podcast
Outside of MWP, I'm an active open source contributor with projects across GitHub, NPM, and Hugging Face. My focus areas include agentic AI, Model Context Protocol (MCP), speech-to-text and automatic speech recognition, and multimodal AI systems.
When I'm not building AI pipelines or recording voice memos, you'll find me homebrewing, tinkering with my home network, or exploring Israel with Hannah and Ezra.
I'm always open to conversations about AI implementation, automation strategy, or potential collaborations. If you're building something interesting, I'd love to hear about it.