Thirty years on jobsites. Now a different kind of build.
I spent 30 years in heavy construction — licensed carpenter, boots on the ground, building things that were meant to last. Foundations, framing, finish work. The kind of jobs where if you measure wrong, the whole wall is wrong.
When I retired, I didn't stop building. I picked up a different set of tools. Python instead of pneumatic. Terminal instead of tape measure. And I started building the systems I wished existed when I was running my own crews.
The plan is simple: ship useful things, document everything, and put the AI office manager I'm building (Truck & Tablet) into the hands of the small shop owners who actually need it.