One person, three tools, no deck.
I'm Armani, and HamTek is just me. No team, no funding, no deck — I build the tools, I run the teardowns, I answer the emails.
I got into this because I needed it myself first. I had agents doing real work while I was away, and I kept coming home to find them dead: stuck on a 2FA code they could've solved themselves, IP-blocked mid-task, walled off by Cloudflare, or burning through my token budget because nobody was watching. Advice didn't fix that. Building did.
What I actually did
Three specific failures kept happening, so I built a fix for each one, open source. I still run veil every day; the other two are built and public for whoever hits the same walls:
Why a teardown, not a pitch
I'm not asking you to trust a slide deck. A production teardown runs your actual agent, in your environment, under real conditions — you see exactly what breaks and exactly how I know. That'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.