I design and ship AI agents and automation that handle real tasks — usually taking an idea from nothing to something people can use, on my own.
The flagship, plus software for a nonprofit I worked at, a shul client, and the daily life of my own community.
One number, a desk for everything. Message a single WhatsApp number and a transport-agnostic broker gives you your own isolated "desk" — a Claude tool-use agent that runs your Gmail, Calendar, Drive and Outlook over chat, and files away photos and business cards as you send them. Self-hosted on a GCP VM (Node, pm2), backed by Cloudflare D1, with health monitors and watchdogs keeping it up. Code access on request.
Visit frondesk.ai →Built for the Chicago Chesed Fund, a nonprofit I worked at — it started as a way to track printer supplies and grew into an AI-run stock manager. Say what you want in plain words, and a Claude tool-use loop works out the steps and makes the changes over a live Supabase database — with a web app and a Flutter Android companion.
Visit stockai.ytx.app →A davening app I helped revive. I took an abandoned open-source siddur from around 2010, rebuilt it in Flutter, cleared a roughly 40-issue backlog, and added a sunset-aware engine that quietly adjusts the prayers themselves for Shabbos, Yom Tov and the season — so you always open to the right place. Fully offline.
Visit anddaaven.ytx.app →Infrastructure I built for myself — and use every day.
A bridge that lets Claude drive a real Chrome tab — reading pages, clicking, filling forms, and recovering when a page breaks by falling back to reading the screen visually. Written in TypeScript, public on GitHub, and I lean on it constantly as my own automation tooling.
Visit fl.ytx.app →A web app I talk to out loud while sharing my screen: Gemini Live is the planning partner, and when I'm done it auto-writes a structured brief that Claude Code builds from. One self-contained page — voice and a screen in, a build-ready spec out.
Visit brief.ytx.app →I'm a developer in Chicago. What I enjoy most is taking an idea and getting it to something real and working — fast, and usually by myself.
Most of what I build sits where AI meets an everyday, practical problem, and a good deal of it is made for my own community. I work across the whole stack — web, Flutter and Android, databases, cloud — and I like the part where a rough idea becomes a thing people actually use.
I lean on Claude heavily, and I've built my own tooling around it — from browser automation to orchestrating whole teams of AI agents in parallel, splitting a big job into parts and running them at once. If you're working on agents, automation, or something that should just quietly work, I'd like to hear about it.
Have something you're building, or an idea that should just work? Send a note — it goes straight to my inbox.