Daniel Kitchen
Daniel Kitchen.
The work is the gap between what a customer actually experiences and what the company has built.
SMASHED.
Everything you already have to do with multi-agent systems is still here, with every variable forced to be exactly where you need it, exactly when you need it there.
See it work →AJO.
A tiny glimpse into how personal AI agents will be used in the future to push the bounds of what it means to be human. What happens when a vision of an improvement is followed by a perfectly engineered autonomous system made for that exact purpose? Thoughts have only one direction to go, and it is further.
See it work →Shipped · live in the world
Yonder
A way to find enjoyable recipes from all over the world based on the food you routinely eat.
Learn more →Fieldstone
A demonstration of what happens when an agent that isn't sure hands off, rather than guesses.
Learn more →AMP Fit
The work you keep coming back to, finished as a pull request you can merge.
Learn more →Curie
A demonstration of what's possible when you completely eliminate the inconveniences of an essential-oil diffuser and integrate technology as a non-negotiable principle, rather than a feature.
Learn more →Lever
The two most popular and effective breathing methods, built to work, when nothing else existed.
Learn more →Let's talk.
I do my best work when I own a problem end to end — sitting with the people who have it, scoping what actually needs to exist, building the real system, and staying on it until it ships.