Ripping the Keepers, Selling the Rest: The Tool I Built to Clear My Blu-ray Shelf

Ripping the Keepers, Selling the Rest: The Tool I Built to Clear My Blu-ray Shelf

I've been on streaming so long that the shelf of Blu-rays behind me had turned into furniture. So I ripped the keepers with MakeMKV and HandBrake and decided to sell the rest. Selling a few hundred discs one at a time is its own part-time job, so I built a little tool to do the boring parts: scan every barcode, look up what each disc is, figure out the handful worth selling alone, bundle the rest into themed lots, price them, and spit out eBay listing sheets. Here's what it does, and the one pricing lesson that changed how the whole thing works.
What I Learned Shipping a Multi-Agent System

What I Learned Shipping a Multi-Agent System

I planned Ceres with seven specialist agents and cut half of them in the first week. The surviving ones still broke, just not the way I expected. They gave me good answers and then quietly assumed somebody acted on them. What that taught me about restraint, state, and where the real work in a multi-agent system actually lives.