🚀 Technical founder. Engineering leader. AI builder.
I build and launch products at the intersection of AI, developer tooling, platform engineering, security and decision intelligence.
My approach is simple: turn ambitious ideas into working software, release early, test them with real users and share what I learn along the way.
Agentic coding from your phone.
A mobile client for following, controlling and continuing OpenCode sessions away from your desk.
Understand production issues and find their root cause faster.
A DevOps intelligence platform that connects deployments, CI/CD activity, incidents and production signals into a shared investigation context.
Test market decisions before committing real time and money.
An AI-powered decision-intelligence platform that helps companies validate products, pricing, positioning, messaging and market opportunities using simulated audiences.
Turn music into audio-reactive videos.
A local-first creative tool for generating music videos with synchronized visual effects, lyrics and social-ready formats.
AI storytelling for kids.
A creative experience for generating personalized stories and imaginative adventures for children and families.
Supply-chain security for package ecosystems.
Tools and experiments for identifying risky, compromised or malicious software dependencies before they reach production.
- 🤖 AI-native products and developer tools
- 🧰 Agents and local LLM workflows
- 🛠️ Developer productivity and automation
- ☁️ DevOps and platform engineering tools
- 🔐 Application and supply-chain security
- 📊 Decision-intelligence products
- 🚀 Indie products and SaaS experiments
I share the practical side of building technical products:
- ⚡ Turning ideas into working software
- 🧠 Designing AI agents and local-first workflows
- 🧰 Building developer and platform tools
- 🔐 Engineering secure systems
- 📈 Making product and technical trade-offs
- 🔥 Sharing failures, iterations and honest lessons
Build something useful. Release it. Learn from reality. Repeat.
My legacy and archived projects are available at github.com/archivealvarolorentedev.