What I've built

Not slides. Systems.

Everything here runs on my own machine, today, because I needed it. It's the clearest way I know to show what 'AI that fits your week' actually looks like in practice.

01Voice assistant Running daily

ARIA

ARIA is a real-time voice assistant I built for myself. You talk to her, she talks back — and she remembers what you told her last week, reads from a growing personal knowledge base, and can hand a task off to a separate agent that reports back when it's done.

Real-time voice (WebRTC)
LLM with reasoning
Graph retrieval
Agent delegation
Self-hosted

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aria2026

›session · memory loaded · 412 facts
›listen · vad ok · noise mode: off
›recall · 'the tax deadline conversation' · 2 hits
›retrieve · second brain · 3 docs · 140ms
›speak · streaming
›delegate · 'draft the follow-up' → agent
›notify · phone · done in 41s

02Shipped application In production

VaultDex

VaultDex is a full web application: accounts, a database, an interface, and hosting, all built and run by one person. It tracks a collection and what it cost, and it's used every day.

Next.js
TypeScript
Postgres
Self-hosted

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vaultdex2026

›build · typecheck ok · 0 errors
›db · migration applied · 14 tables
›auth · session ok
›deploy · healthy · uptime 99.9%
›backup · nightly · ok

03Agent orchestration Running daily

The Fleet

A working setup where an orchestrating agent plans, briefs specialist agents — frontend, backend, QA, research — verifies what comes back, and reports to me over messaging. It's how this site got built.

Claude Code
Custom agent roster
File-based memory
Messaging bridge

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the fleet2026

›orchestrator · plan · 7 phases
›brief → frontend · hero section
›brief → qa · scroll capture 1440/390
›verify · 42 screenshots · 2 seams
›fix · seam at 3600px
›notify · phone · ready for review

The point

Your version is smaller. Same pattern.

You don’t need a voice assistant or an agent fleet. You need the follow-ups to write themselves and the call notes to land in the right place. The skill is the same one — knowing which pieces to connect and which to leave alone — just pointed at your Tuesday instead of mine.

Find out what yours would be