I start with the problem and the idea and take them all the way to a deployed service. My focus is .NET, Angular, PostgreSQL and Azure, and I also build in other languages and stacks when a product needs them. The agents’ changes go through automated checks and my review before they ship.
Independent engineer · AI native & fullstack development
When you have a problem or an idea, I help shape what to build and then take it all the way to a running service, for the web, mobile or both. Wastime, my life calendar app, went from an idea to both app stores and a .NET service on Azure. After the launch I can stay on for fixes and new features, on terms agreed for your project.
If you want AI agents to take on part of the work in your business, I can set up a pipeline of them around your tasks, whether that is writing texts, review and checks, security or development. The one I use every day is wastech-orchestrator, which turns a written task into a pull request that has passed the agreed checks and waits for your review. Other pipelines would be built the same way, with the checks I set up with you and a person on your side who approves the result.
I can take a product on by myself or work as part of your team, whichever the task and its goals call for. On my own, the engineer you talk to on the first call is the one who later builds the product and reviews the changes. In your team, I would work inside your repository and your process.
Life calendar & time diary – see your time, live on purpose.
I took Wastime from an idea to a released product on my own, with a mobile app, a .NET API on Azure and an Angular website sharing one API contract. The app is on Google Play and the App Store, and the same path is the one I would take with your product.
Turns a written task into a pull request for your review.
This is the agent pipeline I work with, and the one I would set up in your team’s repository. Its code and docs are public, so you can read how it works before deciding anything.
Deterministic linting for the Markdown your agents read.
Part of getting good work from agents is keeping the files they read in order, and I wrote this tool for that. It runs in CI on the docs of this site and of wastech-orchestrator, whose config you can open in its public repository.
Agent skills that turn a rough idea into code for review.
The way I scope and build a task with coding agents is published as skills you install with one command. The planning and building skills read your repository’s own rules first, so you can try them on your own code before you write to me.
Write to me about what you want to build and who it is for. If your team would rather work with coding agents in its own repository, write about that instead.
Or email me directly at vladimir@wastechlab.com
