Product Engineer before it was cool.
"Each time, a technology shift was happening and the tools hadn't caught up. That's where I tend to end up."
Built and led the product that helped YouTube creators brainstorm, plan, and produce content. Invented novel AI interfaces beyond chat that mirror how the creative process actually works. Built a custom Flux-based thumbnail generator and solved random seeding for true LLM creativity.
Built Climate Portal for 3Degrees, a Fortune 500 enterprise app. Full-stack Next.js, Supabase, Stripe. Advanced agentic workflows with Claude and MCP. Minimal code debt. A bet with their CTO that one person with AI can outperform a team.
Every workflow has friction that most people accept and some people fix. While building enterprise apps and exploring new ideas, I keep extracting the tools that make me faster and sharing them. These are the first few drops.
AI coding tools have no design sense. Impeccable gives them one. A skills system for Claude Code and Cursor that teaches real design expertise.
Token-efficient, automated GitHub review workflows and bug fixing. Manages the full PR lifecycle from review to resolution.
Solves authentication for AI browser automation. Analyzes your auth system, creates dev-only shortcuts, then self-destructs.
We're stuck in a world where AI means typing into a chat window. The real opportunity is AI that's richer, more visual, more creative. Generative interfaces that shape themselves to the moment, the person, the task.
The most impactful AI products haven't been built yet, because they're for people the industry isn't paying attention to.
AI can generate anything. That's the problem. We understand curation in the physical world: museum curators, sommeliers, the friend who makes the perfect mixtape. It's time to bring it back to the web.
The future belongs to small teams of unspecialized but obsessed builders with great taste, product sense, and engineering skill rolled into one. Full stack human.
AI lab for the common people. Making AI work for everyone, not just developers.