Stories
The systems I build and run, and the experiments that got out of the lab. Different scales, same standard.
The operating system behind OsteosOnline
An osteopathy network doesn't run on a website. It runs on an operating system: knowledge, operations, agents, evidence, and a loop that makes itself smarter. One map, a whole company.
Not one medical site, but the factory behind it
OsteosOnline moved from WordPress to Next.js, but the real work was not a prettier site. It was the factory underneath: data, routes, redirects, structured data and tests.
A historic estate with an embarrassing website
A guest at Quinta da Bella Vista in Sintra, the former home of Arthur Conan Doyle. The property was stunning, the website was a slow template. By morning it was a full Next.js site. The point is not the speed. It is that the gap is gone.
A restaurant friend, a curry, and a website that announced itself
I was having dinner at Mini Nepal when my digital mate asked what we were up to. A few hours later there was a new restaurant site with a Coel AI menu chatbot. Not because the phone is magic. Because the factory was already standing.
Not the model, but the harness
Dependency versus sovereignty. Why I don't pick models, but build the harness that makes them swappable. Exit power over benchmarks.