About

I'm a systems architect and AI developer based in Safford, Arizona. I build automation systems and AI agents that reduce manual work and keep teams consistent.

My background is in building complex software systems—multi-agent AI frameworks, workflow engines, and developer tools. I've spent years figuring out how to make AI actually useful in production, not just impressive in demos.

What I've learned: the difference between "working" and "reliable" is everything. A workflow that runs 95% of the time is a liability. A workflow that handles edge cases, logs what happened, and alerts you when something's off—that's infrastructure you can build on.

How I work

I bias toward action. Instead of spending weeks on specifications, I'd rather build a working prototype in days and iterate from there. You learn more from a running system than from any document.

Everything I build comes with documentation. Not because it's required, but because systems without documentation become problems. When I hand off a project, you should understand exactly what it does and how to troubleshoot it.

Why Safford?

I work with businesses locally in Graham County and Eastern Arizona, as well as remotely with teams across the country. Being in a small town means I understand the constraints small businesses actually face—tight budgets, small teams, no dedicated IT staff. I build for that reality.

Open source

I maintain several open-source projects, including frameworks for multi-agent AI coordination and developer tools for building reliable AI systems. You can see my work on GitHub.