From prescriptions to pull requests — a self-taught builder with no CS degree and no team, obsessed with local-first desktop AI: private, fast, honest apps that run entirely on your machine and send nothing to the cloud.
I'm a power user of AI coding agents, and I treat it as a discipline rather than a shortcut.
148 million measured tokens of real work sit behind the apps below — 35M on HashCortX alone. That number is measured rather than guessed, because I built and released the meter that counts it. The agents write; I direct, review and verify. Every product decision, every architecture call and every security model in these apps is mine.
The method is written down and open-sourced as Hash AI Coding Persona — persistent memory, git work-trees, signed-commit discipline, and verify-before-you-trust. It's how you move at agent speed without the mess.
I don't reach for orchestration frameworks. Everything below — the swarms, the planners, the tool registries, the retrieval — I designed and had built from first principles.
