I build the thing
you've been planning.
Full-stack product work, architecture through deploy. You bring the idea, I bring a production system, priced and dated before it starts.
- Blueprint two weeks, credited to the build
- $7,500
- Pilot one workflow in production
- $30,000
- Build priced in the Blueprint
- $60k to $180k
- Proof measure what you already shipped
- $15,000
Build more. Ship sooner. Hold a higher bar.
AI does the research and the verification at every stage, from architecture through deployment, and people keep the judgment. The result is output that used to take a team, delivered on a studio's invoice, on a lifecycle I wrote down in full.
Featured work
Real products, shipped and running.
Turns state DOT oversize-load permits into structured, machine-readable routes: OCR, multi-model expert consensus, and road-graph grounding, all behind a CI accuracy gate that can only get stricter.
AI-powered education platform with 30+ games and a mastery engine, plus the harder problem underneath it: knowing whether a child actually learned anything.
Open-source AI workflow orchestration engine with visual DAG editor and managed Cloud SaaS platform.
What I do
Three ways to work together.
Zero to production. You bring the idea, I build the whole system.
Take the repetitive work off your team, with whatever tool actually fits.
Design the right system before anyone builds it. Reviews, technical strategy, team enablement.
Install the lifecycle behind the output: researched definition, parallel execution, validation that survives a refactor.
Latest writing
Thinking about AI, architecture, and building.
A graph stores relationships, not passages. That single property decides what it is for, and what it should never be asked to do.
The development lifecycle I built and run: zero-friction capture, agent-researched definition, parallel execution, and four tiers of validation.
AI doesn't just help you code faster. It changes what a studio can realistically build and ship, and how fast.
Let's talk.
Have a product idea, an AI challenge, or a team that needs to move faster? I'd love to hear about it.