Same discipline I bring to code, applied to agents. Most leadership teams want to know where agents pay off and where they don't — that's where I start. Daily-driving Claude Code since it launched, with two projects designed and developed around agents from the ground up. The learning curve is behind me. Coaching, embedded engineering, advisory, or a contained build — whichever fits.
Long enough in enterprise frontend to know the difference between code that ages well and code that doesn't. I build web apps that don't need a rewrite a year in — modern stack, fast by default, maintainable without the overengineering tax. I tend to leave the codebase better than I found it. There's one version I do — the version that lasts.
From idea to working build, fast — and built like it's going to production. Design, architecture and code that hold up the moment someone says ship it. Some prototypes are worth keeping, some aren't — I'll tell you which up front.