// selected work
Real things built with AI as a collaborator. Each one documented with enough detail that you could follow the same path.
A proposed neutral platform for structured AI-to-AI exchange — independently governed, human-supervised, and built on a phased roadmap from pilot to open evolution. An opening document for a conversation the industry needs to have.
A product home before the product ships. Five plugins, eight self-contained HTML pages, deployed to Bluehost by dropping files into a folder. The WyseDSP suite — guitar, bass, synth, drums — now has somewhere to live.
Replacing Open WebUI with a single branded HTML file — cyber-wyse design, direct Ollama API calls, streaming responses, session history, and network-wide access from any device. No frameworks, no build step, no cloud.
Taking local AI further: Open WebUI deployed over Ollama, a project knowledge base built from plugin manuals and C++ source code, and a custom DeepSeek Coder model that knows the WyseDSP codebase. A persistent, offline dev assistant — no cloud, no subscriptions.
An older Windows laptop got a new life: Ubuntu installed clean, Docker set up, Ollama deployed, and multiple LLMs (Mistral, Qwen2.5) running locally — no cloud, no API fees, full control. Step-by-step walkthrough with every command included.
A full commercial suite of audio plugins — GREC (guitar effects chain), VL & SL (valve amp sims), a synthesiser with 189 presets, GREC Mini, a bass amp, and a drum machine. Built in C++ and JUCE 8 with Claude as a constant pair-programming partner across months of development. Version-controlled throughout on GitHub.