One person, three tools, no deck.
I'm Armani, and HamTek is just me. No team, no investors, no slide deck. I build the tools, I do the work, and I answer the emails myself.
I got into this because I needed it myself first. I had AI agents — software I set loose to do real work on its own — running my tasks while I was away at my job. I kept coming home to find them dead: stuck waiting on a login code they could have looked up themselves, locked out by a site that decided they were a bot, or quietly running up a bill because nobody was watching. Reading advice didn't fix that. Building did.
What I actually did
The same three things kept killing my agents, so I built a fix for each one and gave them all away free. I still use veil every single day; the other two are public for anyone hitting the same walls:
Why I test instead of pitch
I'm not asking you to trust a slide deck. A teardown means I take your actual AI, run it on your own setup under real conditions, and break it on purpose — so you see exactly what fails and exactly how I know. It's the same bar I hold my own three tools to.
Get in touch
Questions, or want to book a teardown — armani@hamtek.dev, or find the code on GitHub.