Hey, I'm Myles. I live in San Francisco and I'm a founding engineer at Gravity, where we're building AI ad infrastructure. I also run Devcore, a small agency I started after building Artemis for one client and getting asked to do it again, and again.
I build things — software, mostly. I've shipped two iOS apps (Divy, List-It), a SaaS that didn't find customers (embedai), a cold-outreach platform my brother now runs (Paradigm), and a few open-source tools (Searchable, mddb). Right now I'm spending evenings on Sunday and BetterBot, with Hermes as one of the tools inspiring the agent stack — systems that make computers feel less like apps and more like coworkers.
We're at a strange point in the timeline: if you have a clear vision and enough determination, you can build almost anything. The old excuse — I don't have the skills — quietly went away. What's left is shipping. I started this site to keep myself honest about that — to be known not for the things I started, but for the ones I finish.
now
Full-time at Gravity. Devcore is mostly run by my team these days — I'm stepped back, mostly oversight. Evenings and weekends go to Sunday and the small-tools stack around it. And this site, which I'm writing in public on purpose. /now →
current stack notes
The stuff I keep reaching for right now: Hermes as the agent runtime, Sunday as the self-hosted personal AI, SQLite plus Litestream for boring durable data, Extend.ai for document automation, and Termius plus Tailscale as the private network cockpit.
The Termius/Tailscale thing is the one that feels weirdly emotional: install Tailscale on every server, save the tailnet hosts in Termius, and suddenly all the random boxes are one private fleet. It is basically my own tiny VPC, except it belongs to me.
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