I'm a tenured software engineer and architect with twenty years of full-stack and distributed-systems experience. I run a small, agent-augmented engineering practice: I ship and operate products (cpe-app, linkdown), I take engagements to rescue AI projects that have gotten out of hand, and I publish the methodology I use in public so other teams can adopt it.
Most of my work is the kind that survives contact with production users: payments, auth, content pipelines, mobile builds, compliance filings. I don't hand off a project at launch and disappear — I run the systems I build, on call, until the customer doesn't need me anymore.
I pick projects where the work is concrete: a regulated industry with real users, a small product with measurable outcomes, or infrastructure that other teams can build on. I say no to work that requires shipping a pitch deck instead of a product.
Every agent gets a written contract.
Receipts, not vibes.
The engineer who runs the agents is the engineer on call for the code they ship.
Practice, research-skills, and post-mortems are public by default.
The studio is one person. Every engagement, every product, every shipped line is mine.
Garrett
Founder, engineering and product
Tenured software engineer and architect. Twenty years of full-stack and distributed-systems work, currently exploring product development and helping organizations build agentic-engineering expertise and capability.
Everything here matches the public record.
Tell me what your agents shipped last week — or the repo your team is afraid to touch.