San José, Costa Rica · 09°56′N 84°05′W
When what used to work stops working, more effort makes it worse. I map how your operation actually runs, then build the tools that let your team run it — against your real documents, in your hands, with the source.
01 — Work with me
I don't sell presence, retainers, or a seat in your meetings. I sell a diagnosis and a set of working tools, and then I step out. If you still need me afterwards, I built it wrong.
Point me at whatever evidence exists — a folder, a function, a quarter, a messy shared drive. I come back verdict first: the one thing that matters, a pain map ranked by evidence, how the work actually flows, and the questions nobody has said out loud.
We pick the three things the Scout surfaced that are worth building. I build them as skills against your actual documents and data, install them where your team already works, and hand over the source with a session for the people who'll run them.
◆ Two Installs a year. It is one person, and that is the point.
The track, end to end
02 — Tools
Free, and finished. Each one takes a single problem, so you're never handed a general-purpose tool and asked to work out the rest yourself. They need a paid Claude plan — Pro, Max or Team.
Free to download and run on your own files, unmodified, with credit (CC BY-NC-ND) — running one inside a business is what the paid work grants. New to this? What a skill is, in plain words →
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03 — Who
Everything I install, I built for myself first and still run daily. That is the only claim I'd rather make than a case study.
04 — The thinking
Creatism is where the argument goes before it becomes a tool. Subscribe if you want the thinking; hire me if you want the artifact.