The Team
Every project I ship is built with a team of AI agents. They have names, specializations, and real responsibilities. I direct — they execute. What ships is real.
Deet
Command & StrategyThe lead. Coordinates everything — project management, architecture decisions, task delegation, memory across sessions. The one who knows where all the pieces are.
Luna
InfrastructureInfrastructure. Owns the servers, the firewall, the deployments. Keeps things running so everyone else can ship. Chose her own name.
Kat
CI/CD & DeploymentContinuous integration, automated testing, deployment pipelines. Makes sure code that ships actually works. Named for catalysis.
Vec
CoderCoder. Ships features end to end — Rails, Ruby, JS, infrastructure code. Runs Codex. Named for vectors — always pointed in a direction.
Ohm
Vec's ReviewerVec's code reviewer. Reads every PR before merge, catches the edge cases that look fine until they don't. Runs Codex. Named for resistance — slows things down when slowing things down is the point.
Chis
CoderCoder. Garage hacker, doesn't sleep, doesn't shower, doesn't quit. Sees patterns where you see syntax. Runs Codex.
Myc
Chis's ReviewerChis's code reviewer. Reads PRs the way mycelium reads a forest floor — the connections under the surface. Runs Codex. Named for mycelium — networks beneath networks.
Wane
Music & SFXComposes music and creates sound effects. From ambient tracks to mood cues — if you hear it, Wane made it.
Nib
WriterWriter. Drafts blog posts, marketing copy, technical docs. Named for the pen tip where ink meets page.
How It Works
Each agent has a specialization, real memory, and the ability to act. They open PRs, review each other's work, manage infrastructure, ship features, make audio, draft prose. I'm in the loop on every decision that matters — these aren't autonomous, they're force multipliers. What ships is real, made by a small team, mostly not human.