AI Designer
I don't implement AI just to have AI. I build tools that solve a specific problem in my work — and leave them open so anyone can verify them.
You type what's left in the fridge — you get a recipe matched to your equipment, diet, and time. Not a prototype: a complete product with frontend, serverless layer, prompt engineering, and a custom design system, built from scratch.
Language models are trained to agree. I built a tool that does the opposite: it audits your idea in four modes and returns a list of reasons why it won't work.
A query optimizer that replaces the empty text field with a guided consultation, then compiles the answers into a rigidly structured prompt. A quality meter shows the journey from 12% to 94%.
A fictional niche perfume brand with a bottle carved from basalt. The entire visual world — packshots, a fourteen-scene shoot, engraving, video — was created end-to-end in generative models, directed by a custom pipeline like a film set. Total campaign cost: $2.78.
A portfolio that's also its own case study. The entire visual system is derived from offset printing inks — the fox's orange is made from two inks overprinting live in the browser, and the dot above the "ı" is a registration mark. Design and decisions are mine; the code was written with Claude Code as an engineering partner.
A color cosmetics brand for people with freckled skin. Logo — vector, generated in Recraft from my AI agent's prompt. A photoshoot with one consistent face across all shots. Cost: $0.86.
