I'm Mick. I design and build software on my own: products, internal systems, and the infrastructure that runs them, with a crew of AI agents doing the labour on hardware I own outright. No rented servers, no team, no waiting.
The full record of the year, every project and every commit, grouped by how far it got, is in design. This page is what's real right now.
Five questions, five minutes, then a report naming which independent pathway fits, what to charge, and Monday's first move.
A local-first platform for winning and delivering client work: prospecting, scoring, outreach, then intake straight through to a review-ready site.
Conversation-first venture platform where the chat is not the assistant, the chat is the project. The deepest build of the year.
Self-hosted multi-brand content ops: collect metrics, analyse follower conversion, generate and verify assets, schedule the posts.
Always-on wall dashboard covering weather radar, Pi fleet health, calendar, finance, tasks and critical alerts. Local, no cloud.
Correlates Human Design transits with moon, tides, weather and season into one Daily Directive, every morning at 06:06.
Behind the six above sit another twenty-two projects from the year.
Most are real software rather than notes: repositories with months of history, deployed services, and builds finished to the point where only a launch decision was left.
commits in a single month, on one of them. It is deployed and waiting on its first venue.
lines of code on another, closed after a fortnight of research with a written verdict. The part of the record I am most pleased about.
of the twenty-two carry a git repository of their own, with the full history intact.
Sixty-nine sprawling governance documents became one lean instruction file per bot.
Same task, same machine, timed before and after that consolidation.
Content engine, queue, monitoring and dev services, all on pi-dev.
28 projects, every stage from running to abandoned, with the commit history behind each one. Leave an address and I'll send it once.