My stack & tools

I connect the tools, then build the things that operate them.

Code is the source of truth now. The tools that stay are the ones I can connect, script, and operate from code. Past a point, using the tools stopped being the interesting part. Now I build on top of them: agents, skills, MCP servers, and shared libraries.

Highest leverage

Agents I've shipped

The useful part is not that a model answers. It is what starts it, what it can touch, and where a person still makes the call.

Menu Scout

Researches menu gaps and proposes new dishes.

Slack and Vercel cronLivin

Valet Concierge

An iMessage client for the Valet backend.

iMessageValet

Slack agents

Internal agents for sales, content, and job-search loops.

Slack

Model work

How I use AI

I use models for leverage, then wrap them with product rules.

  • 01

    Give the model a narrow job.

  • 02

    Check the answer before the product uses it.

  • 03

    Keep product rules in tools, not prompts.

Built for the stack

Things I built around the tools

These are the reusable parts: skill kits, libraries, MCP servers, and public repos that turn repeated work into systems.

The Mobile Kit

Six Claude Code skills for React Native and Expo apps.

Skill kitValet

The /mk-* Marketing Stack

Eight skills and a router for shipping marketing sites.

Skill kit

Interest graph

A TypeScript library for turning taste signals into a profile.

LibraryValet

Menu Builder MCP

An MCP server for creating dishes under menu rules.

MCP serverLivin

Supporting evidence

The tools

The tool list matters less than the interfaces around it. These are the ones that keep earning a place.

How I work

Moves I run

The skills I write are the ones that fix a mistake I watched a model make more than twice.

Mine

  • Fable brief

    /fable-brief

    Turns a feature idea into an executor spec.

  • Brand analyst

    /brand-analyst

    Breaks down a brand system across surfaces.

  • Mobile audit

    /mobile-audit

    Checks an app against its design system.

  • Direction proof set

    /direction-proof

    A set for surface maps and direction checks.