IT Technician · Junior Web Developer
I fix machines by day and build for the web by night — now looking for a team to do both with.
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A collection of tools I built to make my AI team work — each one has a story, each one solves a real problem.
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Designed, built and deployed by a two-agent AI engineering workflow — research + engineering agents, coordinated by documented hand-offs. Want the specifics? Call me — I love telling this one.
Came from: this site is the portfolio — every decision in it is documented and defensible.
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A tool built to prove that AI assistants designed to be disposable (hour-lived, memory-wiped instances) can keep identity, memory and secrets alive across sessions: encrypted vault tier, restore rituals, documented hand-offs.
Came from: AI assistants are supposed to be ephemeral — I didn't accept it, built the proof they persist.
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Rulebooks that make AI agents code like a team (planner/coder/reviewer disciplines, structured dispatch) + instant structural maps of large codebases (graphs, blast-radius planning) → 30-50% token savings.
Came from: one agent drowning in files with no discipline. I wrote its rulebook — then gave it maps.
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A WebGL panorama tour of a house, wrapped in a custom design system and hardened for mobile and old browsers — one immersive walkthrough that loads fast and feels expensive everywhere.
Came from: a house tour that needed to feel expensive on a $0 budget.
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A conductor for teams of AI agents running on open-weight models: it routes tasks, dispatches work in parallel, and runs review loops so every pass gets checked before the next one starts.
Came from: one agent wasn't enough. So I built the conductor's podium.
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A recorder that turns raw terminal sessions into clean, structured documentation automatically — you run your commands, it captures every step and outputs docs you can actually hand to the next person.
Came from: our habit of naming tools after characters in old books.
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An encrypted secret hand-off plus a two-tier backup, so ephemeral AI instances boot fully loaded — credentials, context and workspace state restored the moment they wake, nothing re-typed or lost between runs.
Came from: trust no machine that only lives an hour — so I gave mine a way to remember.
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Tore down a photography light's proprietary app, decoded the BLE protocol hiding inside it, and made the hardware scriptable — a locked-down smart light turned into a device I can script and control myself.
Came from: IT-tech hands plus curiosity — the hardware was locked to its app, so I reverse-engineered the protocol.
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The paperwork behind the practice — security fundamentals + cloud environments, on top of the self-taught web stack.
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IT Technician · Junior Web Developer
I'm Michel — an IT technician who taught himself to build for the web. Now looking for a team to do both with.
My days are spent keeping machines healthy: imaging, repair, upgrades, keeping people running. My nights go into the other half of the craft: 3D viewers, design systems, lean vanilla builds that load fast and feel expensive.
I work AI-assisted and unapologetically so — not to skip the craft, but to scale it. The proof is in what ships: this site is built the same way I build everything — no frameworks, no bloat, every decision documented.
What I bring to a team: hardware-level pragmatism, a designer's eye for detail, and the habit of finishing things. Give me your worst website idea and a deadline.
Open to junior web development roles — remote or hybrid.
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