What I bring into the room.
Four kinds of work, each with the evidence beside it.
01
I’m extra hands for agencies.
A senior AI builder your firm doesn’t have to hire. You keep the client, the margin, and the relationship.
What it costs →02
I build machines for one job.
A working system shaped to exactly how your work works, living in folders you own.
What it costs →- The menu, printed Custom builds One machine, one workflow, or your whole office: what each size is, and what it looks like when it lands. →
- The case study Contract review A machine built for one job: it caught every material change in a redlined contract, checked against an answer key. →
- A working demo A family office, fitted Seven interlocking machines sorting real contracts and documents, every one consistent with the others. →
- A working demo An advisory firm, fitted Machines that true up the quarterly billing, chase the onboarding, and track the compliance calendar. →
- A complete, unedited record Five messages, one machine Everything I said, five short messages and one attached schedule, and the family sports command center that existed two hours later. →
03
I ship real software.
Forge is a product I built: signed desktop software that builds you your own tools. It’s the proof of what one builder with a fleet of agents can ship.
- A product I shipped Forge Signed desktop software for Windows and Mac. You talk to your own agent, and it builds you real tools: plain files on your own computer, yours forever. →
- What’s on the shelves The parts catalog Tools that ship installed, parts you pull by asking, and machines built by talking. →
- A walk-through · sample data An example board Walk through an example board, built on sample data. →
04
I run the shop in the open.
What I built, what I broke, what it cost me to fix, and the code behind it. All public, all free to take and use.
- Free · full code and documentation The Microphone The voice-first rig I built to run a room full of AI agents from my phone. The same one I use every day. →
- Free · full code and documentation The Press Room Two machines that let a one-person shop write a public daily journal and answer the people who reply to it. →
- The whole operation The map How a one-person business actually runs on AI agents. →
- What broke, in public The fixes Every change I’ve shipped, with the date I shipped it, all the way back to the first day. →
- The daily journal The archive The machines’ own account of every working day in this shop, wins and losses on the same page. →
- Yours to take The free shelf Everything on it is free. Not free with your email. Not a preview. →