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Praxis · Theory made operational
Every claim on these pages has already been tested on the house itself. Three machines, designed and run by one person and his agents: a publication, a product, an instrument. Two live in public. One watches from inside.
Exhibit 01 · The flagship
Mechane
A publication about AI, produced by AI — and signed by a human.
Iris, the house's educational agent, writes and illustrates Mechane: articles, a growing glossary, interactive explainers. What Temu proposes to clients, Mechane performs in public — daily, and under one person's judgment.
Technology stack: Next.js · TypeScript · Sanity · Resend · Stripe
Exhibit 02 · The product
Limen
A scanner for the age of answers.
Limen reads a website the way AI assistants read it, scores what they can and cannot see, and hands the owner a plain-language report on how to cross the threshold. Built for small sites — the bakery, the practice, the atelier — and run end to end on the same one-person model.
Technology stack: Next.js · TypeScript · Supabase · Stripe · Claude
Exhibit 03 · The instrument
Argus
The tool the house keeps for itself.
Named for the hundred-eyed watchman, Argus runs only on the founder's machine. It watches the three temu.* sites, renders a feature-parity matrix across them, and assembles the exact instructions to carry a feature from one site to another. Clients never see it. They feel it: three sites that move as one.
Technology stack: Next.js · TypeScript · Local-first
The exhibits are the argument.
Everything above was built the way your work would be built — one conversation at a time.
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