Something broke.
The space between idea
and working software collapsed.
I build in the wreckage. Agent-native fintech platform for U.S. healthcare at Machinify — five companies becoming one. $200B+ in flow, 160 million lives. Agents draft, humans judge, agents iterate, humans ship. That's the workflow.
Currently building.
At Machinify — unifying five acquired healthcare payments companies into one AI-native platform. The work is designing systems where AI agents are first-class participants. Not prompted tools. Not hypothetical teammates. Agents that get assigned work, take action, flag problems, and learn from outcomes.
It's the most complex thing I've ever built. Also the most fun.
Thinking about: what happens to organizations when the PM-to-engineer ratio inverts. Writing about it in Field Notes. Building with it every weekday.
League · Nutrien · Sikka · twelve years at Nvidia and in semiconductors. Same job, different industries.
Not theory. Receipts.
A living catalog of patterns and decisions for shipping software in the agent era. Sanitized mirror of a private wiki. Framer mobile compaction. OG card generation. More to come.
Designed in Claude Design. Implemented by Claude Code via Framer MCP. Every component is a React code file I committed. Not a template. Prompt to production.
Single-file Python CLI. SQLite FTS5 + optional LLM semantic re-ranking. Zero dependencies. First-generation memory layer — v2 (generalized second-brain) in progress.
Music + visual art + video, end-to-end agent-generated. Separate brand, separate community. Evidence of what's possible when agents do the creative work.
Notes from the collision.
If you're
building too —
I'm always up for a conversation with other operators in the collapse. Advisory calls. Peer reviews of agent-native architectures. The occasional "is this crazy or is it the future" dinner.