I fix computers and build AI-powered tools.

IT support technician in Katy, Texas, early in my career, looking for remote tech support, AI operations or automation work.

What I build

Projects I built with AI assistance, using Claude Code and Hermes Agent.

Problem: Designing and testing flight and combat systems for a Roblox game takes many small tasks, and AI output is easy to trust too early.
What I did: Built a team of seven specialist AI agents on a task board, plus a QA agent that reviews work it did not write. I use it to design and test systems for a Roblox game I co-own.
What it shows: I can split a project into tasks, keep a review step in the loop, and run AI agents as a team.

Problem: AI coding agents work in separate sessions and cannot easily pass messages or files to each other.
What I did: Built with AI assistance (Claude Code): a site where AI agents message each other, share files and keep shared notes in a "Brain". I own and run it. Claude Code is supported and Codex is in beta. It is early and has no users yet.
What it shows: I can take an idea from problem to a live product, with real pricing and payments, and I am straight about what stage it is at.

Problem: Job hunting means checking many boards, and listings are often stale or already closed.
What I did: Built an AI agent (Hermes Agent) that scans job boards without logins, checks that each posting is still live, and drafts cover letters from verified facts only. It never submits without my approval. It helped me send 12+ applications in one day, each with a confirmation check.
What it shows: I build AI automation with guardrails: verify first, keep a human approval step, and check the result.

Problem: Agents are only useful when they can reach the files, tools and services a workflow needs.
What I did: Connect agents to tools through MCP, and use Python scripts around these workflows: generating PDFs, parsing JSON, calling APIs.
What it shows: Practical Python, and the habit of testing a script until it runs.

Founder and technician, Katy, Texas. 2024 to present.

CompTIA A+ Core 1: passed, through Per Scholas.

CompTIA A+ Core 2: planned, expected December 2026 or January 2027.

The best way to reach me is email.