01Serverless · object store
Order and supply
The system a food shop in Amsterdam runs on: stock and reordering, suppliers, shifts, the counter register, food-safety logs, B2B events. Sales arrive on a schedule, so the reorder list is computed, not typed. Six agents work their own routines, each with tools and an approval queue, and nothing they propose ships unread.
02TypeScript · SQLite
Financial cockpit
My advisory practice in one place: pipeline, contracts, delivery notes, capacity measured against the hours already committed. Revenue reads live from the accounting system through a sync that is only ever allowed to read. Money is integer cents end to end, so nothing rounds twice.
03Markdown · git
Second brain
My own knowledge base, written by the model and curated by me: decisions and the reasoning under them, people, sources, kept as plain text under version control. One morning job collects and pushes every vault and puts a brief on my phone; agents run hourly in the cloud and file what they find. If the brief does not arrive, that is the alarm.
04Headless · Shopify
Sites
The shop's public site: a headless storefront with the Shopify checkout behind it and Cloudflare in front. Then the unglamorous half, which is where the traffic actually was: legacy redirects, dirty handles, one canonical settled between two catalogues that had been competing with each other. And this page, hand-written, no build step, on a design system I keep as tokens so it cannot drift.