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Senior full-stack dev in Canada. Build end-to-end across AI agents, dev tools, and serverless commerce (Aurora DSQL, DynamoDB, MCP)
CondoShield helps condo owners analyze special assessments, understand their rights, and dispute unfair charges with AI tools, insights, and a community hub for shared support.
Run before openai 3.0.0 shipped, it finds the 3 packages the release breaks, and Nemotron writes fixes their own test suites pass. Now it watches every openai release on Nebius.
Most MMOs, like WoW, make you download, install and sign up before you play. Orvandel runs in your browser: press Wake now and you're in, with dungeons and a 10-player raid ready for your arrival.
Ring already tells you the basement is flooding. Watermark points a camera at the water and proves it to your insurer.
Scan your home with an Android phone, no LiDAR, and plan it in 3D: furnish it, restyle it, check what can get in, then walk it as your Sim.
Your insurance appeal, argued from 22,090 decisions California's own physicians published, ready to sign before the day-thirty clock runs out.
Phones pharmacies for a prescription's cash price and prices it against the federal benchmark. Twenty real calls, zero prices, and the measured reason why: the agent talks over the pharmacist.
Your truck already drove that lane. Empty. Northbound finds the freight it could legally have carried.
A camera assistant wears smart glasses through a shoot and walks off set with the continuity paperwork already written.
Before you buy the couch, find out whether it can get up the stairs. Your staircase answers, and it can answer the furniture shop too.
Most companies that get a patent demand letter settle without ever checking. Nightshift reads 2,000 patents against every claim limitation and hands your attorney the art that answers it, for $34.
Nobody cancels, they just stop coming. Bloom finds who's drifting from their own visit rhythm and writes each a personal note. A regular is worth hundreds a year, so saving one covers the software.
An AI medication-safety agent that goes back and un-says what it told you. When the FDA escalates a recall, it finds every patient it already reassured and corrects them by name, in seconds.
Four products on your shelf are doing nothing. Assay finds which, by measuring the error in YouCam's scores first. The only skin tracker that tells you when it cannot tell.
Portable Arm AI builds ship with the matrix unit off: 5.75x slower prefill on a Neoverse N2 cloud CPU. coldpath audits any shipped binary, caught the top offender (Ollama), and gates it in CI.
A stack trace for model decay. Give it a degraded model and a vague complaint, and it walks DataHub's ML lineage to the column that broke it, prices the damage in dollars, and opens the PR.
WCAG audio description for a whole video archive, generated in place on Backblaze B2. It reads equations, code, and diagrams aloud. About three cents a minute versus $15 to $75 for a human describer.
GPT-5.6 finds the input a test suite never tried, runs the student's code against the instructor's, and asks them to explain the one result they can't fake.
Same Qwen model, same 39 close tasks, same live ERP: without the gate, wrong journal entries hit the ledger; with it, zero. An autopilot close agent whose safety you can see, not just trust.
A whole subreddit builds one marble machine, but you can only build where yesterday's marble reached, and the parts it stops touching dissolve. Every morning the machine runs again and we all watch.
Loose Ends catches asks in Slack that nobody accepted, and refuses to mark them done until it finds evidence the work actually happened.
Agentic flaky-test triage for UiPath Test Cloud: a deterministic scorer and a grounded AI classifier separate real defects from flaky tests, with a human approving every fix.
Global live auctions where the last lot can only be won once. Money runs on Amazon Aurora DSQL (strongly consistent), the social firehose on DynamoDB. Zero oversells, zero double-spends, proven live.
Generates a personalized contributor starter kit for any GitLab issue using Orbit's knowledge graph -- ranking files by activity, mapping experts, and tracing dependency reading order.