products and tools I've built

Work

I build AI products for real operational work, along with tools for developing and running them. Explore a workflow, see the decisions behind it, and find out what each project does today.

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Built for real operations

7 projects

Vora portfolio simulation at Awaiting approval, showing an invented repair request, proposed follow-up, and Approve example and Reject example controls.
Portfolio simulation screenshot: a fictional Cedar Repair follow-up awaits a decision. Approval depends on configuration; this proposed action remains conceptual and has not been verified as a supported delivery path. No real message is sent.

Implemented

Vora

An AI CRM platform for service businesses: missed-call text-back, lead follow-up, campaigns, and scheduling in one system. Approval requirements depend on the action and the configured policy.

I design and build the product, its agent tools, and the business workflows around them.

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Prism portfolio simulation at event six of six, with the result 3 words and an inspect-record excerpt showing two provider turns, one tool call, and completed terminal status.
Portfolio simulation screenshot derived from Prism v0.1.0 public source: run.completed, the result 3 words, and a v1 inspect-record excerpt with fixed limits. No Prism execution was captured; measured usage and cleanup receipts are absent from this CLI record.

Developer preview

Prism

A developer preview for bounded local agent execution, with an inspectable event trace, a contract-derived terminal run record, and fixed limits clearly separated from measured usage.

I build the trace workflow and the interface for inspecting its result.

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Agent Team portfolio simulation at Delivery, showing fictional sample CI and automatic merge, with the default configuration expanded and enforcement settings off.
Portfolio simulation screenshot: a fictional successful run reaches Delivery through the represented default legacy automatic merge path. Merge and queue enforcement, sandboxing, and anomaly termination are off; hard caps are unset. The website performs no repository operation.

Implemented

Agent Team

A software agent workflow for planning, implementation, and review. Its example separates a successful run, a retry, and a blocked result, with the default automatic merge policy stated beside the steps.

I build the orchestration and review workflow around the participating agents.

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Agent Config portfolio simulation in a stacked layout, showing a Detailed shared fragment and current Claude Code output followed by the stale Brief Codex output.
Portfolio simulation screenshot with Illustrative outputs: the Detailed shared fragment and Claude Code output remain current while Codex shows the Brief output as Out of date. The stacked layout preserves the complete visible excerpts. No real compiler was run and no source stamp was produced.

Implemented

Agent Config

A shared configuration workflow that turns authored fragments into instructions for different coding tools. The example compares generated outputs and shows what becomes stale when a source fragment changes.

I built and maintain the compiler, runtime, adapters, and integration that turn shared fragments into tool-specific instructions.

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Control Center portfolio simulation showing a failed run, a stale run, one unresolved decision, sample spend of $18.40, and a fictional deployment record.
Portfolio simulation screenshot: the Fails scenario and Needs attention filter show two runs and one unresolved decision, with fictional spend and deployment records. Control Center is a Prototype; deployment is unverified. Ages use a frozen sample time. Homepage and Healthchecks retain credit.

Prototype

Control Center

An operations dashboard combining unattended runs, pending decisions, sample spend, and deployment records. This prototype example shows how an operator can find work that needs attention without implying verified deployment.

I built the aggregator, adapters, run wrapper, configuration, and visual composition, with Homepage and Healthchecks credited for their contributions.

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ChapterHQ

A management platform for clubs and nonprofits: members, dues, events, and an AI assistant that answers from the org’s own records.

I design, build, and run the product.

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Site assistant

The chat agent running live in the corner of this site, answering questions from my own content.

I build the site assistant and its typed tools.

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how i build

How my own operation runs on AI, the tools I actually use, and where I still draw the line at a human.

How my own operation runs on AI

open source

Open source

Tooling I publish on GitHub.

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Process

Map it, gate it, check it

My method for putting AI into a business finally has a name: Charted. Map the work, gate the risky parts, and keep checking the output after it ships.

client work

Everything above is mine. Client work is a separate part of this practice. I publish a named client case study only after the engagement is complete and the client has approved what the page says.

See how engagements are structured and what the founding-client offer includes

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Start with the audit

Audits start at $750, fixed scope. Every engagement begins here. Two to three weeks inside your business, and you end up with a map, a scored shortlist, and one recommended pilot, whether or not you hire me to build it.

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