I help teams put AI into the work they already do. AI enablement is a business process change before it is a technology one. I start with what people actually do and how they behave, design the experience around that, and then deploy AI where it turns noise into signal.
Eleven years in cost, schedule, process improvement and reporting systems taught me where the noise comes from.
Released AI agents that use RAG, and designed information retrieval systems used across functional groups and teams.
It reads my mail and messages, keeps a written record of my life and commitments, writes my morning brief, and runs always‑on assistants I talk to by chat.
I built it the way I would want AI rolled out at a company. Every capability has a written permission sheet, safety rules are enforced in code, and no AI decision goes live until I have measured how often it is wrong.
Its email classifier sorts 82% of my mail at 96% accuracy. Plain rules handle the rest.
Ask about your home and it answers from the actual manuals, with the source page cited.
Record, transcribe, clean it up with your own AI prompt, and insert it into any app. Bring your own key, or run fully offline on the phone.
Built because I did not want to pay $30 a month for a dictation app.
I view AI as a way to reclaim our lives.
A serial creator.
Self-taught in animation, music production, iOS development and UI design, because I would rather learn the tool than wait for someone else to. These days I build mostly by directing Claude Code and Codex.