The personal site that made me want to make this one. Clean, narrative, light/dark, generous whitespace.

My company. The public face of everything we ship for clients.

AI software engineer that I keep an eye on — the bar for what 'autonomous' means in our space.

The whiteboard I open before every architecture conversation. Sketchy on purpose.

One API for every LLM. I run BetterBot through it so I can swap models without redeploying.

Self-hosted Vercel/Netlify. What I run when I want to host something on a VPS without thinking about it.

Still my default for fast prototypes. Auth, hosting, Firestore — everything you need to ship a v0 in a weekend.

Postgres-as-a-platform with auth, storage, real-time. The grown-up version of what I used to build with Firebase.

The agent runtime I keep reaching for: tools, skills, memory, scheduled work, browser control, and desktop context in one operator loop.

Document automation that turns messy real-world inputs into structured workflows instead of another dashboard to babysit.

The thing that makes SQLite feel durable on a tiny VPS: stream WAL changes to object storage and keep the simple database simple.

One file, no server, absurdly capable. Still one of the best defaults for projects that should stay understandable.

Private WireGuard networking that made sense after the Paperclip AI hack: fewer public surfaces, fewer exposed admin ports, one private fleet.

The SSH cockpit for the tailnet. After the hack, this became the sane way to reach servers without turning every box into a public target.