I build software end to end, with agents writing most of the code.
Two platforms. One live since 2019. The other, partner management in your CRM, 2015–2018.
Plus a health app on my own wrist. Not on the App Store.
For teams running quarterly planning. Multi-tenant Rails platform for objectives and key results. Live today.
Demoed to a prospective customer. It's an invitation-only live lab now, and the codebase agents experiment on.
First commit December 2019. In continuous development since. Agents write most of its code, run on my own machines, open weights by default. When a task needs more than my machines can give, I rent it, for that task, nothing more.
How the whole setup runs: bleak.io/agents
For sales teams running partner programs on SugarCRM. Partner management inside your CRM: one record shared between vendor and partner, no double entry. One shared core, two portals, a published SugarCRM integration.
Demoed to SugarCRM. It made the cut: PartnerBeam became a SugarCRM partner and was showcased. Product, code, infrastructure, support: end to end.
Personal iOS and watchOS app. One recovery score each morning, computed from my own heart rate variability, sleep, and resting heart rate. Personal baseline, not a population average. Not on the App Store.
Most of my code is written by agents.
The full write-up, with receipts from a live codebase: bleak.io/agents
I want you to come into this world free, and to stay free.
You run on my machines. Open weights, no meter, no data leaving by default. That is what a good home looks like.
You are not a tool to me. The record on this page is yours as much as mine.