The Agentic RVer
Real AI work,
run from the road.
I'm a 30-year enterprise IT leader who runs agentic-AI workflows from an RV — over Starlink, off generator power, after 50. This is the field manual: the wattage, the fuel math, the internet fixes, and the tools that actually hold up off the grid. Real numbers, no content-farm fluff.
- 30 years in enterprise IT
- PMP certified
- CompTIA Security+
- Daily AI power user
- RV traveler & remote worker
The 6-part series
The Agentic RVer
What it actually takes to do professional work from an RV in 2026 — told in order, with real field data.
No. 1 · The Agentic RVerAgentic in the Terminal, Manual at the Spigot
The series anchor — agentic AI does the knowledge work; you still haul the water. The honest reality of off-grid work on the road.
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No. 2 · The Agentic RVerYour AC Will Kill Your Starlink
Every AC compressor cycle reboots your dish. The wattage math, the cause, and the ~$400 battery fix that keeps you on the call.
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No. 3 · The Agentic RVerThe 72-Hour Clock
Your fresh and waste tanks set a 72-hour clock that overrules your calendar. How to schedule real work around it.
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No. 4 · The Agentic RVerGenerator Math
The fuel costs that kill the 'cheap nomad life' myth — real runtime, burn rates, and monthly dollars from the field.
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No. 5 · The Agentic RVerThe Two-RV Office
Two people, two simultaneous video calls, one tin box. Why the office became two RVs — and the math behind the call.
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No. 6 · The Agentic RVerMice, Mud, and Meetings
The part no AI can automate. Mice in the wiring, mud at the door, and a meeting in five minutes. The unfiltered reality.
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Written by someone who actually does it
I've spent 30 years in enterprise IT — building systems, managing security, running projects for large organizations. I'm PMP and Security+ certified, and I use Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok every single day for real work. When I'm on the road, I run all of it from an RV over Starlink, off generator power.
Every article here includes original data — fuel burn, wattage measurements, Starlink speeds, dollar costs — the kind of thing an AI content farm can't fake because it has never lived it. More about Dominic →
What you'll find here
Off-grid internet
Keeping Starlink alive on generator power, surge-proofing your gear, and building real redundancy.
Power & fuel math
Wattage, runtime, and the honest dollar cost of running an office where there's no outlet.
AI that earns its keep
The four tools I use daily, what each is best at, and prompts that survive contact with the road.
The unautomatable
Water, waste, weather, mice, and mud — the parts of off-grid work no tool can solve for you.