Engineering leader building AI-powered systems and the teams behind them.
Designing multi-agent orchestrators and automation pipelines that handle complex business operations, from planning to execution to recovery.
Over a decade of building teams and systems, from agency CTO to DevOps director. Turning ambiguity into architecture.
CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure, and operational practices that make reliability the default, not the aspiration.
Running multiple AI coding agents in parallel sounds great until sessions crash at 2 AM and nobody notices. Sol is a Go binary that coordinates concurrent agents on a shared repo, giving each an isolated worktree, crash-durable assignments, and a merge queue with quality gates. The result: spec out the work, walk away, and come back to merged code or clear diagnostics.
Overseeding and weed control are two of the most critical components of a beautiful lawn. I wanted to share my personal approach to maintaining my own yard and I hope you find it useful in your own journey to a more enjoyable yard.
I expect that given my rambling nature there will be posts ranging from random nonsense about whiskey, to the occasional household construction project. My goal will be to focus on web development, and the things I feel I can pontificate on with a small measure of success. My personal background is in the understanding of systems, and in particular computers and their related software and hardware infrastructure.
I've spent my career building technology and leading the teams behind it. That path has taken me from junior developer to CTO of an integrated digital agency, and now to Director of DevOps at Viget.
Now I'm focused on the AI space, designing multi-agent orchestrators and automation pipelines that transform how businesses operate. The best systems handle complexity so people don't have to.
I write here about the things I'm building and the problems worth solving. If you're working in AI, DevOps, or engineering leadership, I hope you'll find something useful.