A collectibles storefront.
A brand and e-commerce experience developed together, from positioning through catalog presentation.
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Site triage moved from multi-console hunting to a single query. Port-level faults can be caught during review rather than during an outage.
The specified payment-routing requirement was met without re-platforming the site. The client holds a written migration path off the extra hardware.
A deal moves from signature to scheduled install without manual re-entry, and maintenance follow-up runs on its own.
A catalog that filters, groups, and merchandises by set instead of by free-text title—work that is not practical by hand at this volume.
Campaign decisions moved from monthly guesswork to a single view the client can read themselves.
A costed, buildable proposal the client could approve or decline on the numbers rather than the concept. This engagement was solution design, not a claim of a deployed agent.
Smaller experiments and independent work alongside client engineering.
A brand and e-commerce experience developed together, from positioning through catalog presentation.
Request a walkthroughExploring visual workflows, agent orchestration, connected tools, and persistent execution.
Developer tooling for choosing an agent loop and verifying work in manageable slices.
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