I'm not a traditional developer — I build with AI harnesses like Claude and Codex, fluent in the APIs and the fundamentals, shipping real agents and platforms without writing code the old way. This is a working shelf of what that's produced so far.
One dashboard agent that pulls a business's briefs, tasks, and moving parts into a single command center — built for operators who don't want ten tabs open.
Turns public professional signals into usable context — builds source-backed research briefs from a contact list, or pulls up to 100 recent public posts from a LinkedIn profile into a clean CSV.
Registration front-end for a custom AI-clone service — the intake and booking layer for people who want their own likeness turned into a working AI agent.
A full-service subscription platform delivering curated Midjourney style-reference codes — a productized catalog for creators who want a consistent visual language, fast.
Watches a contact sheet and fires a personalized birthday email on the day, every time — zero manual tracking, zero missed dates.
An Airtable-driven mail-merge system — pulls contact records straight from a base and sends personalized email at scale through Brevo, no spreadsheet gymnastics.
The front end of a demo platform built around meaningful content — a first look at what surfacing signal over noise can look like.
Pulls the notes from a Zoom call, cleans them up, and files them straight into Notion — running on a schedule, no copy-paste required.