I build things I shouldn't be able to build alone.

I've always had ideas for things I wanted to build. I just couldn't code. Recently, AI changed that. Ideas that lived in my head for years now take hours to build. I started building — not to prove anything, but because nothing was stopping me anymore.

What I'm Building

Everything below started as a personal problem or a curiosity — none of it was built to be commercial.

alfred(again)

A domain-agnostic multi-agent orchestration framework

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Problem

I love to cook. I hate planning what to cook. What if I could build an AI that handles meal planning, recipe management, and grocery coordination for me?

Built

The first Alfred didn't survive its own complexity — I learned more from killing it than building it. The second attempt became a five-agent orchestration system with deterministic state management, a three-layer context model, and a pluggable domain protocol — now being extracted into a standalone Python package.

Learned

Why deterministic systems matter when LLMs are nondeterministic. How to design abstraction boundaries that actually hold. That the hardest problem in orchestration isn't the agents — it's the state.

Learn more Try Alfred GitHub

ryesvp

A social events platform

Problem

I love going to live music and comedy. I hate texting five group chats about it. What if Instagram met Ticketmaster — a social events page where your friends could just see what's happening and show up?

Built

A full-stack production app serving 50+ active users. My first real project with Claude Code.

Learned

Hosting, database architecture, row-level security, AI-as-a-service for metadata tagging, agentic dev workflows, and the fundamentals of Claude Code.

Visit RYESVP.me GitHub

trackviewer

Hardware meets software

Problem

I wanted my record player to show what's playing and generate visuals in real time. No reason other than it would be cool.

Built

A Raspberry Pi-powered audio fingerprinting and visualization system.

Learned

Debugging hardware with an AI pair programmer is a uniquely humbling experience. Also that the best projects start with "no reason other than it would be cool."

GitHub

vignesh.ai

This site

Problem

I've never had a personal brand. Never needed one. But I'd also never built a website, defined a design system, or orchestrated a multi-agent frontend build.

Built

The site you're looking at — dark mode, responsive, designed and shipped in a day using a four-agent Claude Code pipeline: design director, motion choreographer, page builder, and QA reviewer.

Learned

Design orchestration with AI agents, Playwright MCP for visual testing, devtools integration, and that defining a design system is the same muscle as scoping a product requirements doc.

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fplpundit

Coming Soon

Fantasy Premier League analytics

Problem

I've played FPL for 10+ years and I've never cracked the top 100K. Something had to change.

Building

A "pundit on demand" — a BI framework that sits on top of alfred(again)'s orchestration engine, using live FPL data.

Will prove

That alfred(again)'s architecture is genuinely domain-agnostic — not just a kitchen app with abstractions bolted on.

Screenshot coming soon