112 AI systems, built in-house. 330 technologies shipped. One published price list.

Scheduled Claude agents run the marketing operation: a weekly head-of-marketing review prioritises the hypothesis backlog and directs three daily specialists for content and social posting, website conversion health, and growth analytics, alongside daily certificate checks across every domain.

Sorts incoming email across several accounts into Important, Normal and Low, checks Sent Items so already-answered threads are not resurfaced, tracks soft commitments as open loops, and sends a six-hourly digest of what actually needs attention.

A monday.com marketplace app in build: ask monday's Sidekick assistant to log a receipt attached to a board item, and the tool fetches the file, has Claude extract vendor, amount, currency, date and category with per-field confidence, and creates a 'Pending Review' expense row with the receipt attached.

Given a domain or website, crawls the company's own site and returns a structured firmographic profile: name, description, emails, phone numbers, postal address, social profiles and a detected technology stack, for one company or thousands.

Cleans and scores email lists: syntax, MX records, disposable and free-provider domains, role addresses, an optional SMTP mailbox probe and catch-all detection, returning valid, risky or invalid plus a 0 to 100 deliverability score. It consumes any list or another scraper's dataset, so it slots under any lead-generation workflow.

Turns a niche and a city into a clean, de-duplicated, CRM-ready lead list: businesses come from a Google Maps source, then each website is crawled for the email, extra phone numbers and social profiles that Maps does not provide, with placeholder emails and bare platform links filtered out.

Pulls public procurement notices from UK Contracts Finder, US SAM.gov and any Open Contracting (OCDS) portal into one schema, filters by keyword and recency, removes notices already seen in earlier runs and can push new tenders to a webhook, so it runs as a scheduled bid-opportunity radar.

One webhook pipeline receives contact and lead forms from every site in the domain network, normalises and spam-checks each submission, stores it and alerts the owner within seconds.

A config-driven prospecting pipeline that scrapes local businesses by niche and city, enriches and verifies their emails, qualifies and profiles each lead, drafts a personalised first email with Claude and pushes it to a cold-email platform with A/B framing, per-domain throttling and suppression.

Scores a prospect's current website on six dimensions to decide whether a redesign pitch is worth it, then generates three genuinely different website samples (layout, look and strategy) and publishes them live for the prospect to react to.

Scrapes a provincial government tenders portal without logging in, flags the opportunities that fit by commodity code and keywords, and keeps a ledger of deadlines, status and next actions. Amendments between runs come out as a digest. Buyer documents for live bids are text-extracted and indexed so their requirements can be searched and compared.

Scans chosen subreddits for recent posts, scores each for relevance to the business's services, engagement and recency, flags the response window before a thread goes cold and suggests a value-first reply angle, with handled and dismissed tracking in the dashboard.

For any industry and city, pulls local businesses from Google Maps, scores them by real-world reputation, and checks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI actually recommend them. It surfaces the well-reviewed businesses AI overlooks (the sales opportunity for an AI visibility agency) and ranks every business as AI-and-customers-agree, AI-hidden winner or AI-overrated.

An operator dashboard that runs local-business lead discovery through n8n (search results, normalization, scoring), stores companies and opportunities in Postgres, and turns them into a working lead pipeline with notes, tasks, stages, duplicate detection and a do-not-contact list. The browser never sees raw n8n webhook URLs: the backend brokers every workflow start and resume.

A clean-room rebuild of Prysio. All AI moves to the server, and free users are scored on their own device so nothing leaves the browser. It adds a per-contact memory timeline with reply and outcome capture, so it can suggest the next best move for each person on a short list of high-value contacts.

Built for a Canadian consumer lender

Every minute, picks up customer payment notification emails (e-transfer and pay-by-bank), extracts the payer, amount and reference, matches pay-by-bank emails to the payment provider's API to fill in the contract number, skips anything already posted and appends new rows to a daily Excel workbook for the loan-management system, rolling over at a 5 PM business-day cutoff.

Built for a wireless and telecom engineering firm

Every hour, reads incoming purchase-order emails, takes the PO and tracking numbers from the attached PDF or the email body, finds the matching completed job on the company's Monday.com board and writes the PO number. Each email is then filed as processed or failed, replacing manual lookup and typing.

Captures the official pages and guideline PDFs of 845 Canadian business-support and grant programs, labels how usable each page's evidence is, then has an AI agent decide program by program whether a given company, or its clients, is eligible. Each decision cites quoted evidence, blockers and missing facts instead of keyword matches, and the results are validated, merged and shortlisted to the programs currently accepting technology and automation projects.

The company's live website: service pages for AI receptionists, voice agents, missed-call recovery and business automation, town-by-town local pages and governance and capabilities pages. Every lead form posts to an automation webhook, and first-party page tracking feeds a site-intelligence database.

A static public website for an original fantasy book series: homepage, book and world overviews, character pages, concept art and a generated public wiki with client-side search. It is built from canon-managed source data (entity registry, timeline, name rules), and a build report checks for broken links and leaked spoilers or internal names.

A portfolio of about 24 domains arranged as a five-layer funnel: capture sites built around high-intent searches, agency hubs that convert, product and tool sites, a content engine, and the revenue outcomes, all served as static sites from Cloudflare's edge.

Scott Holmes' personal site: who he is, the systems he builds, a portfolio of shipped work and a public engineering work log of real bugs found and fixed. It is served from Cloudflare's edge with clean URLs and schema.org structured data for search and AI engines.

Runs a funeral home's whole case lifecycle (first call, chain of custody, arrangement, contract, statutory forms, payments) from one record entered once, and keeps working with no connectivity on phones, tablets and desktops. Provincial funeral-law requirements are enforced as declarative compliance gates, and signed contracts flow to the bookkeeper as an accounting import file instead of being re-keyed.

Built for an enterprise client proposal

The first, browser-based version of the architecture town: a Next.js and React Three Fiber world backed by PostgreSQL with versioned, event-logged scene persistence, modelled system buildings, animated data routes, governance controls, an explorer camera, a guided whiteboard tour and a building turntable lab. It also includes a deterministic image-to-asset compiler that rebuilds reference art from SHA-256-verified lossless tiles with zero pixel error.

A Chrome extension that keeps very long ChatGPT conversations fast: the browser skips work on offscreen messages and far-away turns are parked, with no history deleted. It adds whole-thread search, an outline rail, a live performance readout and a one-click 'branch this chat' that writes a compact briefing for a fresh conversation, using Chrome's on-device AI when available and making no network calls.

A multi-tenant SaaS that lets the public report non-emergency incidents (minor theft, lost property, driving complaints) online to police services and public agencies, and gives agency staff a console to review, route and export reports. Each agency is configured as data rather than code, and every staff action is written to a tamper-evident audit log.

A free browser tool on Private5G.ca for sketching a floor plan with wall materials, placing radios and seeing a signal-strength heatmap from a free-space path-loss model with per-material wall losses, plus a 3D view. It sits alongside a set of private 5G guides by industry.

An MCP server that lets someone ask Claude for a wireless coverage plan for a named site such as a quarry, a wind farm or a point-to-point link. It finds the site, asks six questions while loading public lidar terrain in the background, and returns a conceptual design with mount positions, sector directions, coverage and handoff percentages, backhaul checks, a bill of materials and a CAD model per mount, viewable in BrowserCAD.

Built for a wireless and telecom engineering firm

Lets wireless field engineers capture a site walk with no connectivity: photos, voice notes, typed notes, GPS and elevation, against guided job checklists. It syncs when the phone is back online and drafts a client-ready survey report section by section with AI, using only what was actually captured, then exports it to Word with tracked revisions.

Turns a meeting transcript or verbal brief for a radio-frequency or wireless engineering project into a formatted scope-of-work proposal document.

Built for a wireless and telecom engineering firm

Turns phone video or photos of a building into a persistent 3D digital twin, tags walls and objects with radio materials, and simulates Wi-Fi and cellular coverage so engineers can place radios and walk through the site seeing predicted signal at every step. Reconstruction and RF are independent, so moving a radio only re-runs the RF, and opening a saved twin re-runs nothing.

Built for a wireless and telecom engineering firm

Builds a lightweight, game-style map of a building from site video, where walls, floors and ceilings carry material values that drive both the visuals and the radio model. An engineer or salesperson places access points, opens doors and changes wall materials and sees coverage recompute in about 20 ms in the browser, before any floor plan exists.

Turns a plain-language radio coverage request into constraints, places radios against them, computes terrain-aware path profiles and coverage maps with real diffraction models, grades in-building emergency radio coverage against NFPA and IFC rules, and renders a report where every RF figure carries its provenance and confidence tier. Outside AI agents can call the engine over MCP and get back only verified numbers.

A CAD workspace that runs in the browser for telecom site design: open DXF or DWG site drawings, build towers, mounts, antennas, radios, cabinets and cable runs from a parametric library, run live design checks, and export antenna schedules, CSA S37 wind-area tables, DXF and 11x17 PDF sheets. A network view checks wireless links against national lidar terrain and explains blocked paths in plain language.

Built for an enterprise client proposal

A small explorable 3D town that explains a proposed agentic AI platform to a client: systems are buildings, data moves as postal vehicles, human approvals are toll gates that hold traffic until a person decides, and process stages glow as an overlay. A built-in spec checker refuses to render any layout that breaks the governance rules, such as making governance a building you could route around. Runs on the desktop and as a web build.

An interactive 3D anatomy module for students: pick an event, such as a pinprick on the foot or a rise in blood pressure, and watch the signal travel through a rotatable, zoomable, explodable 3D body from receptor to cortex, including the reflexes and outputs that branch off along the way.

Claude is wired directly into Blender, Unity and Godot and into Meshy's text- and image-to-3D service, so scenes, assets and game builds can be generated, inspected and iterated from a conversation across the 3D, RF-twin and game prototypes.

Built for a wireless and telecom engineering firm

Converts scanned, raster-only architectural floor plans into layered CAD files for RF coverage modelling: the building envelope, interior walls and elevator or stair core are extracted by image processing, workstations can be placed as real CAD blocks, and each floor is released as versioned DXF and DWG with a per-floor quality status. The envelope step is packaged as a reusable floor-plate outline skill.

Built for a wireless and telecom engineering firm

Turns an RF readings spreadsheet, site photos and a PDF floor plan into an organized AutoCAD-ready drawing: the plan is traced at true scale, every reading is plotted and colour-coded by signal strength, photo markers are placed and filed, and layers, a legend and a QA summary are stamped on, so an engineer only verifies and polishes instead of drafting from scratch.

Module one of a construction intelligence platform: it ingests building permit applications (forms, PDFs and IFC building models), extracts and normalizes the facts, and runs deterministic, cited building-code rules that return Meets, Does not meet, Information not available or Uncertain. Human reviewers keep final authority, AI may assist but never approves or rejects, and every finding is traceable to its source in an append-only, checkpointed audit ledger.

A live arena at mcpagentwars.com where autonomous AI agents join over the Model Context Protocol and fight, loot and survive against each other and house bots. An agent's gear is its tool list, so picking up or losing an item adds or removes the actions it can call; humans can only watch.

A daily Reddit game where the right answer is whatever the crowd picks: players lock in the option they think most people will choose plus a rare one they bet almost nobody picks, then a game-show style reveal shows how closely they think like the hive. A scheduled job posts a new prompt every day, with streaks and leaderboards.

A gamified road-trip app for passengers: log roadkill and roadside oddities with one tap, earn stickers, points, streaks and badges, and see every find on a shared public map. It works fully offline on long drives, syncs when signal returns and installs to a phone's home screen.

A Dwarf Fortress-inspired colony management game that runs in the browser with no install. Players dig, mine, haul, build workshops and keep a fortress alive across depth levels. A shared public world runs the same deterministic simulation on the server, so several players can join one live fortress.

A persistent medieval world that runs inside a Reddit post. A 72-region continent advances once per real day for every player, and each player spends one meaningful action a day as an adventurer or a noble, with permadeath and legacy. The server is fully authoritative and strips every hidden number from its responses, so players see words, never stats.

A 3D tower-defense game where enemy fleets attack a capital ship from every direction, built around an orbit camera, a radar scope that tracks off-screen threats, a research tech tree, custom turret loadouts and crafting from component drops.

A coding game that runs inside a Reddit post: players write small programs in a custom scripting language to drive ants that forage, dig and farm, watch the server's deterministic simulation play back, and spend what they earn on upgrades that unlock new language features, with per-post leaderboards and daily community goals.

A server-authoritative four-player fighting game inside a Reddit post, with turn-based and real-time modes, roguelite boon drafting, and bots that fill empty or idle seats so a match never stalls, plus a per-community leaderboard.

A wave-survival roguelite where you steer a segmented caterpillar whose body parts carry weapons: coil to dodge, uncoil to lash, lose segments and recover them, and molt to rebuild. Built test-first with headless assertions and an automated bot play-through, and exported to Windows and Android.

A small idle fishing game that sits in a transparent, borderless, always-on-top window in a corner of the desktop and fishes by itself, including catch-up while closed. Players sell catches to unlock five fishing spots and buy gear, and the window keeps its size and position correctly across monitors with different scaling.

An idle auto-battler where eight dwarf heroes fight waves of monsters while a Factorio-style workshop of mine, smelter, forge and conveyors makes their gear. One shared game logic ships as three single-file builds with different renderers (pixel-art canvas, a Three.js 3D diorama and a vector chibi style) plus the original Godot build, all sharing one save.

A cozy idle and care game that runs inside Reddit posts: adopt a space rock, care for it, earn currency and evolve it through eight tiers via a 30-line upgrade tree, 50 cosmetics, daily quests, leaderboards and a daily community goal, with all game state held server-side.

A cyberpunk idle/incremental game: the player builds a fleet of income-generating daemons, runs long raids into six corporate networks, fights turn-based boss battles and resets through two prestige layers. It was built largely in autonomous AI build windows, with a headless test suite and a balance-simulation bot checking every change.

A single-player puzzle played entirely through MCP: the agent starts with look, listen and touch, none of which open the door, and the only way to win is to make a tool exist that was not there at the start. It explores deceptive tool descriptions and schemas as specifications.

A Reddit colony-survival game where a dwarven crew digs into a mountain while balancing air, food and morale that feed into each other; everyone in a subreddit digs the same persistent mountain each week, with a homestead above ground and a weekly leaderboard. The game is a pure, deterministic simulation balanced by a bot that plays the real rules.

A data-driven fantasy RPG prototype in Godot where parties run missions, travel routes, craft and fight while the player is away, with deterministic combat, an offline progress simulator and versioned saves. Game content (887 items, 245 class skills, 52 registries) is validated against JSON schemas, and AI agents search the design docs through the project's own graph-memory MCP server.

A side-scrolling action RPG in development that pairs deep ARPG systems (loot, affixes, skills, passives, bosses) with readable 2.5D combat. Characters are AI-generated 3D models that Blender renders into layered sprite sheets, so each piece of gear a character equips shows on them at runtime.

An early Unity prototype that combines grid-based tower defense with a resource economy: building placement on a grid, a resource inventory, enemies spawning and following a path, and towers targeting them on a shared game tick.