I'm a System Architect, automation builder, and proponent of "less, but better" — focused on how systems work, evolve, and scale.
By day, I architect systems on the Webflow Marketplace team, building developer experiences that serve thousands of creators. By night, I'm building the future of workflow automation with WORKWAY — the first open-source marketplace for TypeScript workflows, running entirely on Cloudflare's edge infrastructure.
I'm also co-founder of Half Dozen, where we build business operating systems for the live events industry — helping venues, promoters, and agencies orchestrate complex operations through clean system design.
I'm building production systems agentically — working with LLMs as actual development partners, not just code generators. CREATE SOMETHING documents what I'm learning through rigorous testing: running experiments, writing papers to prove or disprove approaches, and sharing honest results. Not blog posts about AI, but real data from building real systems with AI agents. What works, what doesn't, and why.
I studied at Texas A&M and earned a UI/UX Design Certification from Boulder Digital Arts. My career has taken me through Webflow development, API integrations, marketplace architecture, and now full-time system design at Webflow — always with a focus on automation and developer experience.
Based in Kennedale, Texas. Available on LinkedIn for collaboration and conversation about systems.
Systems thinking applied to real-world challenges — exploring architecture patterns, automation design, mental models for complexity, and the principles that make systems resilient. Each piece examines how systems work through the lens of production implementations, drawing insights that transcend specific technologies.
How systems are designed, structured, and composed — patterns for building resilient, scalable architectures
Mental models for automation design, orchestration patterns, and building self-healing systems
Understanding emergent behavior, managing complexity, and designing systems that evolve gracefully
Frameworks for thinking about systems — from feedback loops to constraint theory to design patterns