Three live products, plus the agent platform that runs them. Designed, built and shipped by one engineer — from the first commit to Google Play, the Chrome Web Store and WordPress.org. All three are live and early-stage.
Most engineers talk about what agents could do. These three products and the platform behind them were conceived, designed, built and deployed by one person, by directing AI coding agents and then verifying what they produced. The interesting part is not that the code got written; it is knowing whether it is right.
Each product covers ground that a stack of separate tools normally covers. Built with the stack I actually use: Claude Code and MCP servers to direct the agents, then TypeScript, Next.js, React, Supabase with Row Level Security, pgvector, and five LLM providers behind one router.
The AI workforce that runs the other three companies. 24 autonomous AI agents, cron-scheduled around the clock, coordinated through a purpose-built MCP server — drafting content, outreach and support work. Anything high-stakes, and anything it cannot verify against a bank of checked facts, waits for my approval.
Competitive intelligence for B2B SaaS product-marketing teams, and the agencies who serve them. For teams who cannot justify $30K+ a year on Klue or Crayon. An AI analyst answers questions from live competitor data across pricing, ads, content, social, reviews and hiring, and agencies can resell it under their own brand.
SEO, blog publishing, social distribution and email outreach in one place. For small businesses and agencies priced out of a $5–7K-a-month stack of separate tools, with your own AI keys if you prefer. It writes and publishes the blogs of four of my own websites, which is where the numbers below come from.
Stop applying blindly. Start applying intelligently. Analyzes every job against your profile, generates ATS-optimized documents, and builds data-driven strategies — turning weeks of guesswork into minutes of precision.
Looking for an AI engineer who has shipped products end to end, and who treats verification as part of the job? Let's talk.