I build small, careful things that change how teams work — tools, experiments, and the occasional ten-page report nobody asked for.

// how this happened

Each project on the index took 10–100 hours of careful AI-assisted development. Each experiment here was built by an AI in minutes, in a single session.

The trade isn't quality for speed — it's commitment for resolution. You can build a hundred of these in a week. You can sit a product owner, a designer, a developer, and a real user in a room and ship one in front of them. By the time you'd normally argue about whether something would work, you've already built it and felt it.

1. 01
   10 projects shipped on the main index — careful, AI-paired, real time invested.
2. 02
   Five AI personas reviewed the portfolio in parallel. Each got the same brief: net-new mini-experiments in your voice.
3. 03
   40 raw ideas came back — sensory, cartographic, delightful, polemic.
4. 04
   Three to start. Then ten. Then forty. Each one built by a parallel agent given the persona's pitch verbatim.
5. 05
   Every single idea shipped. Not curated, not cut. Forty for forty.
6. A friend asked for one more.

   That became cat house — 200 videos, 75 cats, 5 rooms, the 41st experiment.

   → visit cat house

The lesson: the unit of progress is no longer the meeting; it's the demo. The cost of an idea dropped to twenty minutes. That changes everything.