AI agents do the typing; I do the directing — every line reviewed, everything shipped. The output: Windows tools, voice engines, and software that shaves seconds off real work.
| Project | What it is |
|---|---|
| Zero | Autonomous AI operator and build partner — voice line, holographic HUD face, persistent memory vault. |
| Vokto | Premium always-on voice typing. Press Alt+Q anywhere, talk naturally, text streams live into any app. |
| SlideBot | Text prompt in, structured PowerPoint deck out — in seconds. |
| Typo Forge | One hotkey that repairs garbled fast-typed text system-wide in ~1.5s. Copy, Ctrl+Alt+G, paste. |
| Motif | A live design atlas: remixable proof sheets that compile into paste-ready prompts for AI coding tools. |
| jev-decide | For browser automation: offloads "which element do I click?" judgments to a small calibrated model — ~1s, ~$0.001 a decision. |
Roughly 90% of my code is AI-assisted. That's the method, not a caveat:
- I prompt in systems, not sentences — architecture, constraints, and failure modes stated up front.
- I review and edit everything that ships. I know where models slip: security corners, dead abstractions, invented behavior.
- Everything public here ran on my own machine first, against my own keys and my own workflow.
The models write fast. Direction, judgment, and the ship decision stay mine.
- Cleaning up and open-sourcing the next batch of tools
- Portfolio site in the works
Software creation moved. The scarce skill isn't syntax anymore — it's specifying exactly, judging output honestly, and shipping systems that hold up under real use. I build that way, in the open.