I make AI agents production-grade — reliable when real traffic hits, cheap to run, and safe with your secrets. Not advice. Not a deck. Working software I built from scratch and run every day.
An agent that survives real users has to clear three walls: it has to work, it can't bankrupt you, and it can't leak. I built a weapon for each, from scratch and open source. That's the difference between me and someone who can wire a demo. Click any one — read the code.
A stealth browser your agents can actually drive — real Chrome over raw DevTools protocol, no Playwright, no dependencies. Your agent uses the live web without getting bot-walled on the pages that matter.
A lean agent harness that runs the same model at a fraction of the tokens. The demo that costs pennies shouldn't cost thousands the second real traffic hits it — persoje keeps the bill flat as you scale.
A local firewall that reads every request an AI coding agent sends and redacts secrets before they leave the machine. The fastest way to lose a customer's trust is an agent that ships their API keys to the world.
I built these three tools because my own agents kept dying when I wasn't there. I'm 17. I had a job, I wanted my agents doing real work while I was gone — and I'd come home to find them frozen: stuck on a 2FA code they could've grabbed themselves, IP-blocked mid-task, walled off by Cloudflare, or just asking me what to do. So I cut the leash and built the pieces myself — veil so they could use the web without getting blocked, persoje so they'd stop burning my money, leakproof so I could trust them loose with my keys. I didn't learn production-grade agents from a blog. I had to build it to get my own work done.
A production teardown: I run your agent under real conditions and hand you a ranked map of everything that breaks it, bleeds tokens, or leaks at scale — each with a fix. Run in your environment, and I never keep your code. If it's already solid, you get that certified in writing. Flat fee, no retainer. Either way, you leave knowing exactly where you stand.
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