I’m a support engineer, builder and fighter who likes turning chaos into systems. I’ve spent years troubleshooting other people’s problems and now I build the tools that prevent half those problems from existing in the first place.

• Taking vague, messy requirements and turning them into concrete screens and flows.
• Using AI dev tools without letting them run wild — they speed me up, they don’t replace my brain.
• Thinking like an operator: what actually needs to be visible, searchable and trackable for this to work in the real world.

• Scope before code – we agree on what matters before I start typing.
• Simple first – solve the core problem, then layer in bells and whistles.
• You own your tools – you get the code, not a locked black box.
• Communicate like a human – no buzzword salad.
• Iterate – v1 should be solid, but it doesn’t have to be v10.