AI agent harnesses and tooling, C++ and wxWidgets.
I also work in .NET, Django/Python and native iOS/Android. I'm remote, based in Poland (CET), and I use AI agents heavily and say so. You get software faster, reviewed by someone who has written C++ since 2008.
I build Gritcode, a native AI coding agent in C++: the agent loop, tools, context management and session replay. I can build agent tooling for your team, or test which model and harness actually hold up on your codebase.
Cross-platform apps for macOS, Windows and Linux, CMake builds and packaging. I've written C++ since 2008 and taught wxWidgets on YouTube for six years.
ASP.NET Core Razor Pages and .NET MAUI for a maternal-health startup since 2024. Django and Python web apps. Before that, native iOS and Android apps.
A native AI coding agent in C++20 and wxWidgets, built by directing AI agents. Free and open source (GPLv3).
The same app built three times: $0.65, $0.62 and $0.17. The prompt mattered more than the model.
wxWidgets, OpenGL and Metal on YouTube. 61 videos, the most-watched at 69k views.
A CMake starter for cross-platform wxWidgets apps.
A maternal-health startup helping pregnant moms identify labor at home. The .NET MAUI app for iOS and Android, and the clinician web dashboard in ASP.NET Core Razor Pages.
C++, wxWidgets, OpenGL and Metal tutorials. Since 2026: real software built with AI agents, and Gritcode.
A software house. Led teams of 2 to 10 developers, hired, and worked with clients on what to build.
Java and Objective-C, including native Android and iOS apps.
C++ on Nokia Symbian.
When I was six, I watched older kids type a BASIC program from a magazine into an Atari 130XE. You wrote instructions, and something appeared on the screen that you could interact with. I've wanted to build things ever since.
When I got my own computer, I never cared much about typing the code. I wanted to build, and I wanted results fast. Now agents do the typing, and my job is the part that was always the point: deciding what to build, and making sure it works.
Email is the best way to reach me. A few lines about the project and the timeline are plenty to start.