Design Engineer
I design and build the AI products I ship. Graphic designer by training, AI-native builder by practice, working in Claude Code with agents and autonomous pipelines. Design and engineering are one craft here, not two departments.
Most people draw the thing or build the thing. I do both, end to end, fast.
A designer’s eye, now pointed at shipping software. I take an idea from a blank file to a live, polished product without a hand-off: the interface, the copy, the engineering, the deploy. The tools changed. The standard did not.
Every one is live. Click any frame to open the real product.
A GitHub repo becomes a launch page.
Point it at a repository and it reads the code, writes the copy, designs the layout, and ships a launch page. The clearest expression of the thesis: design and engineering are one motion, run by one person.
An honest roast and scorecard for any landing page.
Paste a URL and get a sharp, specific critique plus a graded scorecard. Built to be fun to use and genuinely useful, which is the harder of the two. Product sense, copy, and a graded model output in one tool.
Brandable startup names, generated and checked.
A naming tool that proposes brandable names and pressure-tests availability. Restraint in the interface, depth in the engine. The kind of small, complete product that proves you can finish things.
Not quarters, not committees. A working, deployed product is the first artifact, not the last.
Autonomous pipelines, multi-agent fan-out, and self-tuning skills do the heavy lifting. I direct; the system executes.
No hand-off, no spec drift. The person who chooses the typeface also writes the deploy script.
Real domains, real servers, real uptime. Everything here is hosted on a box I maintain myself.
