Masthead
Local-first session data for coding agents: capture work into SQLite, publish artifacts, retrieve via read-only MCP.
See the build arrow_forwardMost AI work does not fail because the model is weak. It fails because nobody captured the context, workflow rules, handoffs, review loops, and ownership model. That is the layer I like building.
Agents with durable context, task state, tool access, and judgment boundaries.
Dashboards, admin panels, intake flows, and control surfaces for repeated work.
Avatar, voice, video, content, and review pipelines using modern AI media APIs.
React, TypeScript, SQLite, Supabase, PocketBase, APIs, and pragmatic glue code.
Local-first session data for coding agents: capture work into SQLite, publish artifacts, retrieve via read-only MCP.
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Keep the call, review, speaker work, messages, and agenda together, then publish when the team is ready.
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Spendable Cash Today, deterministic money logic, and an agent that explains approved actions.
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Deep-clean planning for ~40–100 room houses: rooms and capacity in, a validated calendar out.
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A personal execution system with onboarding, payments, email, and AI-assisted planning.
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A visual benchmark for GPT 5.6 taste, with Luna, Terra, and Sol as model personalities.
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A multiplayer browser game with Three.js, TypeScript, physics, and real-time play.
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Classic RTS in the browser. Harvest, train, build, and fight on Garden of War.
Play live open_in_newGood AI work is not just prompts. It is context capture, interfaces, review loops, permissions, data shape, failure handling, and the human confidence to use the thing when the work gets noisy.
Hospitality and customer-facing work taught me how to translate messy human context into tools people can trust.
Most valuable systems start as fog. I can explore, prototype, test, and tighten until the shape appears.
I do my best work with room to own the problem, make decisions, and show progress through working artifacts.
AI does not fix chaos by magic. It needs rules, memory, context, and maintenance to become useful infrastructure.
My best work is turning unclear operational problems into concrete systems: interfaces, workflows, data shape, automations, and agent loops that people can trust. Available for aligned full-time remote roles, contract work, and consulting where practical AI tooling matters.
Send me the context. I will tell you what I would build first, what I would leave alone, and where a useful version probably starts.