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Working applications you can try right now, with links back to the case studies that explain the architecture and rationale.
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Architecture decisions, career history, how I work — ask whatever you would normally ask in a screening call. It answers from my own record, and cites where each answer came from.
Try asking: "What did you build at JUMO?" or "How do you approach system design?"
An agentic AI meal planner demonstrating multi-agent orchestration with ~80% latency reduction through agent specialisation.
See the BiteByte case study for the agentic architecture and latency optimisation details.
A legal drafting prototype for NDAs demonstrating structured generation with clear human-AI boundaries.
The Sealify case study explains where AI fits, and where professional review still matters.
Vitruvian AI · in build, launching late 2026
The first application I am building inside Vitruvian AI. A self-guided heritage tour that runs in a visitor's own phone at the site itself, putting back into the view what is no longer there to see. The narration finds you by where you stand, and the camera shows the room as it was a century ago.
Everything a visitor touches has to work with no signal at all, which is most of the engineering. The flagship tour walks Kolmanskop, the diamond town the Namib is taking back, and launches late 2026; Lüderitz and Swakopmund follow in 2027.
Want to discuss the engineering behind these demos, or explore how similar patterns could work in your organisation?