StrangeCaliburJason Maitland / Independent work
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Have a custom tool in mind, a difficult workflow to untangle, or a device that needs better software? I’m interested in making local AI useful and getting software and hardware to work together.

I’m open to roles, collaborations and client projects. Tell me what you want to make possible.

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How I’d approach your project.

  1. Understand the need.Talk through who it is for, what exists already and the constraints that matter.
  2. Agree a useful first scope.Choose a concrete first deliverable and what a successful result needs to do.
  3. Review something working.Inspect the result together, discuss what we learned and choose the next step.

How I work.

I design and build software, interactive tools and connected systems, turning ideas into working projects.

AI is an integral part of my development process. I use it to explore technical options, build prototypes and accelerate implementation. Getting to working software earlier lets me test assumptions, refine the experience and see which ideas are worth developing further.

I shape each project through design, development and testing, combining AI-assisted implementation with hands-on experimentation and technical judgement. The process is iterative: build something, use it, understand what needs to change, and improve it.