Lab
AI-assisted product execution lab.
I use AI to accelerate product execution — prototyping, documentation, testing, build. Product judgment remains human. The result is a smaller team moving with more structure, speed and production confidence.
AI accelerates execution. Product judgment decides what is worth building.
What AI helps with
- Rapid prototyping
- Documentation
- Test scenarios
- Product requirements
- UI exploration
- Technical briefs
- Code-assisted iteration
What AI does not replace
- Product judgment
- Business context
- Taste
- Prioritization
- User empathy
- Stakeholder alignment
The tools draft. The operator decides.
Example workflows
input → outputFigma → Structured product site
Design files can flow through Figma MCP into coded, deployable builds; selected case-study assets and presentation workflows in this portfolio follow that same operating model.
Brief → PRD → flows → tasks
A vague client brief becomes a structured requirements document, user flows and a prioritized, sprint-ready task board — drafted with AI, decided by product judgment.
Design system → Coded components
Token collections map to theme providers and component code; the ePOINT v2 system is migrating into the live React Native app through exactly this path.
Product idea → Prototype → QA checklist
New flows ship with AI-drafted test plans and automated UI suites — features are regression-guarded before users ever meet them.
Selected experiments
real systems, not demosTechnical product architecture
Trading bot & control room
A TradingView-to-Bybit automation system: NestJS execution bot with a Next.js control-room panel for monitoring and intervention. Built AI-assisted, end to end — an exercise in productizing a technical system with real money-flow constraints.
QA at product scale
Automated UI regression
Automated and semi-automated UI regression suites for a live loyalty platform, paired with multi-persona review rounds. Findings land as structured cards on the QA board, not in chat scrollback.
Craft, scripted
Design-ops via Figma Plugin API
Token-driven variable-binding sweeps, sibling-aware WCAG contrast audits, layout linting and icon indexing across a large multi-hundred-screen system file. Quality at scale is tooling, not heroics.
Knowledge infrastructure
Product documentation systems
NotebookLM-backed project knowledge bases and structured work-logs that make product history queryable — requirements archaeology in seconds instead of afternoons.
The lab exists to make the product work faster and sharper — it is infrastructure, not identity.