One idea. Many possibilities.
Ideas into action.
Autonomous agents, hands-on builds, and people bringing ideas to life.
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Next projectOne idea. Many possibilities.
Autonomous agents, hands-on builds, and people bringing ideas to life.
Team Operations in focus · Select a branch to explore
Next projectThe coding agent our engineers work in: a Pi-based CLI wired into company login, the internal model gateway and a shared skills store. This card is a facsimile — the shell, repository and tool output are invented — and it runs two of the CLI's own prompts through LiteLLM for real.
Two of the CLI's slash-command prompts, answered live by the company model gateway.
Facsimile, not the product. No visitor text is accepted; the model answer is the only real output here.
From “install a whole toolchain, then remember to update it” to one command that keeps itself current.
How the CLI moved from the usual npm-installed developer tool to a sealed, self-updating binary: no Node prerequisite, no manual update step, and no version drift between machines.
Talk about a similar buildA two-question sample of the employee AI interview, served live by this portfolio's own backend.
The opening and closing prompts from the AI interview that screens our candidates, running here as a live two-question sample. It reuses the production shape — a versioned prompt definition, an anonymous run with a short time-to-live, and an explicit completion state — and swaps the voice channel for text.
Anonymous, in memory for 15 minutes, never reviewed. Prompts play the interview's own audio.
A browser-native room for shaping sound, light, and mood without getting lost in the controls.
Talk about a similar buildA lightweight way to turn field notes into an explorable story, built for slow looking and small screens.
Talk about a similar buildA bright, tactile home for a studio making better tools for a more considered future.
Talk about a similar buildA signal-rich planning surface that turns a year of unknowns into a sequence of next steps.
Talk about a similar buildA quiet visual language for a research practice studying how people find their way home.
Talk about a similar buildA warmer way for distributed teams to share context, ask for help, and keep moving together.
Talk about a similar buildA living archive of ideas, people, and places connected by a shared sense of possibility.
Talk about a similar buildA small ritual for making space to think, with just enough structure to return to yourself.
Talk about a similar buildA flexible notebook for turning observations from the real world into useful shared knowledge.
Talk about a similar buildA focused workspace for teams to compare ideas honestly before choosing a direction.
Talk about a similar buildA flexible visual foundation that makes a growing family of tools feel like one coherent place.
Talk about a similar buildA digital room for gatherings, performances, and the conversations that stay after.
Talk about a similar buildA modular portfolio framework for a small group of makers who refuse to work in one medium.
Talk about a similar buildA softer interface for building routines without turning rest into another performance metric.
Talk about a similar buildA clear path through a dense body of work, built to reward curiosity without losing the thread.
Talk about a similar buildA tiny generative garden that gives shape to changing light, time, and attention.
Talk about a similar buildA slow publication about the futures we choose to build, one considered story at a time.
Talk about a similar buildA responsive field of light that lets a crowd see its collective movement in real time.
Talk about a similar buildA small, fast toolkit for passing ideas between people, platforms, and the next version of a project.
Talk about a similar buildTell me what you’re making, what feels stuck, or what you want to make more possible.