Work
Things I've built, shipped, and learned from.
The root project. A portfolio built on the premise that the next visitor won't be a person scrolling — it'll be an agent querying. A2A, MCP, and ACP descriptors, a JSON-RPC endpoint, an agent mode, and an ask-don't-browse interface. Also how I promote and sell myself.
An agent-native marketplace for makers, builders, and creators. Stand up a brand, a website, and a storefront that AI agents can actually discover, query, and transact with — built on a typed, A2A-compliant capability profile with full MCP support.
Took a handful of Ansible scripts and re-architected them into a global cloud platform. Survived an acquisition. Convinced a Fortune 500 CEO to increase our budget. Onboarded Juniper's entire sales and support org. Team of four.
Local-first observability and a verified feedback loop for teams shipping with AI. Work isn't 'done' because someone said so — it's done when the signal that caused the problem is observed to have changed. Open source, Apache-2.0, pre-alpha and building in the open.
Act 2 of a two-part experiment in agentic development. Ryan took the methodology from Artist Dashboard and applied it to the hardest test he could design: unfamiliar language (Rust), unfamiliar domain (games), complex multi-system architecture. It went further and smoother than 18 months earlier. The game is real. The point was proving the method.
Act 1 of a two-part experiment in agentic development. Full SaaS, built entirely through AI prompts in a familiar stack (Python/FastAPI) — no code written by hand. The product shut down. The methodology didn't. What I learned here became the foundation for Root Cause.
AI-powered Kanban system for managing Product Requirements Documents with automated development workflow integration.
Network engineers knew CLI. They didn't know REST. Apstra's API was powerful but brutal to learn. So I built a library that met people where they were — and taught while it did.
Personal work I contribute to the Austin Texas AIMUG.ORG community
LangGraph-powered workflow that auto-generates Product Requirements Documents from Trello boards, user stories, and codebases.