I write the plan first. Every agent terminal I run reads its own written role and its own blueprint, so no two lanes touch the same files or repeat each other's work, and each one closes by recording what it learned and scoring itself, which makes the next session better than the last. That discipline is what keeps the token cost down and the output high. Nothing ships until a test has been proven able to fail. I build systems businesses run on, automating the manual parts and optimising what already works, and I keep looking for the next thing to improve in a build I have already delivered. Passion-driven, always learning, always expanding what I can build. Remote or on-site.
A real-time operations platform for a working polyol plant: production and quality monitoring, utilities and energy, export logistics, and role-based administration, on Microsoft Azure with enterprise sign-on. Built solo to a written spec, with parallel agent terminals working separate lanes, and adopted into daily plant use at handover.
A playable board that opens onto the résumé, a plain scrolling version for readers who would rather not play, and every claim on it linked to the document behind it. Separate agent lanes with no overlapping files: one builds the interface, one writes the content and ships the deploy, and one exists only to prove the other two wrong.
A real-time multiplayer board game in the browser: live opponents, reconnect handling when a connection drops, and screen-reader support throughout. Directed across parallel agent terminals over many sessions, with a test suite standing between every change and the deploy.
Digital implementation of Neotopia by André Santos and Orlando Sá (Arcane Wonders / MEBO Games); all code, prompts, and generated art mine.
A metaphysical and spiritual knowledge game: five game modes, twelve themed realms, a shared daily challenge, and wrong answers that become flashcards. Installable onto a phone straight from the browser, built and shipped with the same multi-terminal method.
A personal dashboard for daily life: finances, goals, news, books, weather, habits and rituals, and a personal AI, in one app. In beta on iPhone and Android home screens, built section by section across parallel terminals.
A complete website rebuild for a long-established Karachi engineering consultancy: a verified project archive, and every claim on the site traced to a source document. Delivered to the company as a working prototype for future use, not publicly launched, and built the same way, with the spec written before the code.
Agentic coding from the terminal: it reads a whole repository, plans a change, and edits across many files at once.
A broad general assistant, with a hosted agent that can work through a task in the background and hand back a result.
Stylised image generation, art-directed through reference images and parameters rather than description alone.
A very large context window, for reading a whole document or codebase in a single pass.
Search-grounded answers that arrive with their citations attached, so a claim comes with somewhere to check it.
An editor with the model inside it, making precise inline edits against an indexed codebase.
Local plain-text notes with links between them, stored as files you own rather than in someone else's database.
Prompt to a working, deployed web front end in one pass.
Short video where the camera move is a control you choose rather than a phrase you hope lands: dollies, cranes and orbits.
Image generation that follows long literal instructions and renders readable text inside the picture.
Reusable skill files and open-source repositories that hand an agent procedures and tools it does not ship with.
The plant portal is the example. What it does is on the Work page; this is how it got built, and it is how I build everything else.
70 sessions directing three parallel AI agents to ship a real-time multiplayer game.
A fourteen-module plant operations platform, built solo and adopted into daily operations.
1,479 automated tests across 152 files and four CI workflows on one project.
A bilingual English and Urdu assistant program giving every department a role-aware assistant.
Deployed on Microsoft Azure with enterprise single sign-on; in production at handover, July 2026.
Credential and access-control hardening across a live industrial platform.
A live trivia game across twelve realms, installable from the browser as a PWA.
Lighthouse 100s across the board on a delivered rebuild, and a B2B redesign benchmarked against leading global manufacturers.
AetherNet runs on a locked specification set; this site's own design tokens ship with a painted contrast proof for every pair.
A book written in collaboration with AI, and 56 illustrated cards generated for one game.
20,000+ subscribers and 10M+ views on a channel run 2016–2018.