Services
Practical AI engineering, product prototyping, and web systems for individuals and small teams.
Service Cards
Turn an AI product idea into a reviewable prototype with clear structure.
Useful when the goal is to validate an AI feature, content workflow, or internal tool before committing to a larger build.
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Ideal for
Starting point: Discovery sprint
Design agent loops that stay understandable, controllable, and reviewable.
I map the agent boundary, tool surface, fallback path, and human review points so the system is useful without becoming opaque.
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Ideal for
Starting point: Workflow audit
A maintainable web presence for independent work, case studies, and writing.
I build sites that feel like working brand systems, not resume templates or generic SaaS landing pages.
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Starting point: Structure and homepage sprint
Keep content editable locally without forcing a CMS before the model is stable.
I design typed content layers, local editor flows, and publishing paths that stay light while leaving room for MDX or CMS migration.
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Ideal for
Starting point: Content audit
Small internal tools for events, intake, tracking, and coordination.
I keep admin systems narrow, legible, and easy to hand over, with enough structure to support real operations.
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Ideal for
Starting point: Operations map
Ship to Vercel and wire in the services the product actually needs.
I help connect email, analytics, hosting, environment setup, and release basics without bloating the codebase.
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Ideal for
Starting point: Integration sprint
How I Work
Map the problem, the constraints, and the shape of the handoff before building anything.
Create the smallest useful version with review points so the work stays inspectable.
Turn the chosen shape into a durable system with typed data and practical guardrails.
Leave documentation, ownership notes, and a path for later iteration or migration.
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I can help define the boundary, build the first version, and leave behind something that stays understandable.