AI-Multiplied Delivery
Claude Code as the primary IDE, sub-agents on isolated worktrees, and a senior reviewer (me) gating every PR. The same engagement that used to need a small team now ships from one operator at 5-10x the cadence.
ExploreSenior full-stack engineer in Los Angeles. 15 years of React · Next.js · Nuxt taste, now driving a Claude Code agent fleet. The review bar didn't move. The speed, the volume, and the cost did.
The new senior engineer isn't a faster typist. They're an orchestrator. While the industry was deciding whether AI was a gimmick, I built a Claude Code-led pipeline that fans work across parallel agents and lands it in production as small, reviewable PRs. This is what that pipeline actually looks like.
Every ticket gets a one-page spec written in plain language: goal, constraints, files touched, success criteria. The spec is the contract every agent works against.
Claude Code spawns sub-agents on isolated git worktrees. A research agent reads the codebase. An implementation agent writes the diff. A reviewer agent grades it against the spec before I see it.
I read every PR before it merges. Architecture, security, performance budgets, schema drift, API contracts. Agents are fast. I'm the taste filter and the accountability layer.
Typecheck, lint, Playwright on critical flows, Core Web Vitals budget, preview deploy. The bar to merge is the same it always was. Only the cost of getting there collapsed.
Metrics are a 90-day rolling average across client and product work. Numbers refreshed roughly quarterly. Want the long version? Book a call and I'll walk you through a recent PR end-to-end.
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No agency layers. No handoff drift. You work directly with the person writing the code, integrating the APIs, and answering the pager.
A working session to map the problem. We pressure-test goals against constraints, traffic, content cadence, team capacity, integration surface, and produce a written scope with milestones, success metrics, and a clear architectural recommendation.
Pick the right stack instead of the trendy one. Next.js or Nuxt, headless CMS vs. static, edge vs. serverless, SSR vs. ISR. Every decision documented with trade-offs so you and future engineers know why.
Two-week increments, preview deployments on every PR, daily Loom updates if useful. Component libraries, typed APIs, tested integrations, Playwright for the critical flows. You see progress as it lands, not at the end.
Core Web Vitals budget enforced in CI. WCAG 2.2 AA passes. Structured data, sitemap, robots, OG tags audited per template. Synthetic monitoring and analytics instrumentation wired before launch. Not as an afterthought.
Cutover with a rollback plan. Real-user monitoring, conversion instrumentation, and an opinionated dashboard. Then we iterate on what the data says. Not what feels good in the meeting.
Most engagements start with a free 30-minute call. Bring the problem, leave with a recommended approach and a rough estimate. No pitch deck.
Book a discovery callI partner with founders, agencies, and in-house marketing teams to ship production React/Next.js and Vue/Nuxt applications. 15 years of taste steering a multi-agent pipeline that delivers in days what used to take weeks.
Claude Code as the primary IDE, sub-agents on isolated worktrees, and a senior reviewer (me) gating every PR. The same engagement that used to need a small team now ships from one operator at 5-10x the cadence.
ExploreClaude, Gemini, Google Imagen and Veo wired into real product flows. Content generation, conversational intake, scoring and recommendations, hooked to your data with evals, safety guardrails, and cost dashboards.
ExploreCustom marketing sites and web apps in React, Next.js, Vue, and Nuxt. Typed end-to-end, performance-budgeted, and shipped on Vercel or Cloudflare. The same stack I use for a 500+ employee firm and three indie SaaS products.
ExploreThe dashboards, Slackbots, and ad-hoc automations every team wants but never gets budget for. Scoped Monday, shipped Friday. The Jevons-paradox upside of agent-led engineering is that small tools are finally cheap to build.
ExploreStoryblok, Sanity, Contentful, and headless WordPress wired into modern frontends. Content models your editors actually understand, with preview, localization, and clean component handoff.
ExplorePre-rendered and edge-rendered architectures, Core Web Vitals remediation, and the kind of audits I've run across 10+ production domains. Sub-second loads, CLS at zero, INP under 200ms.
ExploreUTM attribution, A/B testing with Mutiny and Stellar, landing-page systems, and conversion instrumentation. I close the loop between marketing spend and lead quality with measurable infrastructure.
ExploreSchema, structured data, semantic HTML, and Core Web Vitals built in from the first commit. Plus optimization for AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity citations. SEO that compounds because it's part of the engineering.
ExploreThirty minutes, your hardest problem on the table. I'll show you how an agent-led pipeline ships the kind of work that used to take a five-person team, what the realistic timeline looks like, and which parts are still better off in human hands. No pitch deck. Bring a Notion doc, a Figma file, or just a complaint about your current stack.