I build and sell practical resources for developers and creators: source code, guides, and prompt collections that cut the busywork so you spend your hours on work that pays.
agent_brief.mdloop: Inspect -> Plan -> Build -> Verify -> Shipgates: tests + review + docsEvery one of these came out of my own workflow first. Instant download, no subscription.
Drop a local .fig file in the browser and get clean, readable HTML back. No plugin install, no Figma API key, no export round-trip — the file never leaves your machine.
Every prompt lab I have shipped, in one download. Cheaper than buying two of them separately.
The skills, file layouts, and agent instructions I use to take a product from idea to shipped with Claude.
Creative and product-marketing image prompts together. Launch visuals without booking a studio.
Hero shots, feature stills, and launch imagery for a product that has no photographs yet.
Fifty prompts I actually use. Copy, swap one noun, ship the image. The cheapest way in.
The publishing loop behind 2.2K followers: what to write, where to submit, what to stop doing.
My working agent configurations, open to everyone. Start here and see how I build before you buy anything.
100 small scripts freelancers bill for: file wrangling, scraping, reports, cleanup. Run them as-is.
Published in CodeToDeploy and Stackademic. Mostly Claude Code, developer tooling, and what breaks.
Shorter notes, build logs, and things that did not deserve a full article.
50 copy-paste prompts that turn ordinary photos into scroll-stopping images. Most viral AI photo trends look simple until you try them. The …
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Read more →I am an iOS engineer. I write about AI coding agents, Claude Code, and the tooling that surrounds them, mostly in CodeToDeploy and Stackademic. Between shipping apps I build small, practical products — extensions, prompt libraries, agent configs — and sell them on Gumroad. Everything here is something I use in my own work first.
Sent when there is something worth sending. No drip sequence, no upsell chain.