Not concepts — real software handling real work. This is the proof behind everything else on this site.
Agents that run a business
A platform that gives non-technical business owners a fleet of agents that operate and grow their business. React 19 + TypeScript frontend talking to 11 backend microservices through a single gateway. Every agent runs under a spending ceiling and a permission scope its owner sets. This is the system that runs my own companies.
Decentralized financial intelligence
A trading workspace where every member runs their own prompts, shares analysis with the club, and connects their own broker. Scanner strategies on automated schedules, agent-written signal theses and daily retrospectives, and live real-money trading behind ~2,200 tests. The intelligence isn't in the model — it's in the people using it.
Support for families on the outside
A platform for families staying connected to someone who is incarcerated, and for people coming home. Every open correctional facility in the country is searchable, with guides for visiting, phone and video calls, and sending money — plus a reentry directory of housing, legal aid, bail funds, and work, each entry carrying the date it was last verified.
A directory that fills in its own gaps
A map of Detroit's small businesses that discovers and enriches its own listings. New businesses land in staging, get filled in automatically from a dozen external sources, and publish themselves once they clear a quality bar. A second pipeline reads local news and drafts neighborhood stories for a human to approve.
Laundry pickup and delivery in Detroit
A three-sided marketplace connecting households, partner laundromats, and drivers. Because nobody knows what a load weighs at booking, the payment flow holds an authorization, captures the real amount after weighing, and re-authorizes holds before they expire — with anything that doesn't reconcile written to an anomalies table rather than a log.
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