Products, platforms and the odd game. Numbers are my own counts from the repositories; nothing here is padded.
Stefan Zdraveski's portfolio site: photography, film, music and saxophone in three languages, with an admin panel built into the site. No CMS, no subscription — content is edited in place and published in seconds.
Personal finance with an agentic advisor that reads your actual ledger. Every action it proposes goes through a human before it touches money.
A short, direct book about the mind that keeps you scrolling instead of building, and how to put it back in its cage. On Amazon & Gumroad.
A crew of agents that plans, builds and operates software, with a human at the approval gates. It has scaffolded real venture repos of its own.
Training and nutrition tracking with an AI coach you can talk to between sets: real-time voice, three interchangeable model providers, and billing that survives retries.
Lead engineer on a live-streaming platform for a media client, built end to end and deployed on Vercel. No public demo; the architecture can be walked through in an interview.
A kid-friendly third-person puzzle game with hidden NFTs, the launcher that checks your wallet and installs it, the website that sells it — and the Python pipeline that generated the collection.
The website of a medical and scientific 3D visualisation studio: headless CMS, GraphQL, SSR, and not a single CSS library.
The complete chronological reading list of World of Warcraft books, novels, audio and video, kept alive here because people keep asking for it.
