(Currently tracking in the Workflow Scripts repository)

Free yourself from dev housekeeping — by dragging and dropping the right file.

One drag. One drop. The work happens.

• Works with Cursor, OpenCode, Windsurf, VS Code.
• Parallel-agent architecture with a unique filesystem-based memory structure.
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I am building for communities that have been overlooked: neurodivergent, faith-rooted, Southeast Asian and persons with disabilities.

I've been on a 45-year arc from first code in 1980 to Hypertext, Digital Media information systems, Dotcom Voice Telephony to AI agent systems and apps today. ADHD/AuDHD isn't a footnote — it's the underlying operating system that drives my hyperfocus, the parallel processing and the refusal to accept "it can't be done" as an answer.

AI Vibe coding helped me discover I loved Designing and Building more than coding. I thought I left it behind for 24 yrs but AI app building found me and drew me back in. → The full 45-year arc

I came to AI tools chasing the promise of fewer steps and saved time. What I found instead was more hoops — app-to-app switching, repetitive prompting, and copy-paste workflows that multiplied rather than reduced effort. So I build my own. Every tool I make is designed around one principle: if a human has to do it more than twice, it should be automated.

This is applied ergonomics — not just at the screen level, but across the entire work process. Like IKEA, I'm not designing for design's sake, but for how work actually feels to do. My AuDHD brain has a low tolerance for poorly-designed workflows, which turns out to be a calibrated instrument for detecting friction that most builders normalise and absorb. What works for the most friction-sensitive user works better for everyone.

The world has plenty of engineers cranking out powerful tools. Far fewer people are asking: how should we work with these tools? How does the sequence of steps match how humans actually think and decide? That's the gap I'm trying to fill — both in Drag Free and in everything I build for ministry and community use.

Built an end-to-end pipeline for publishing sermon content across multiple languages. One app corrects and translates English captions into Tagalog, Simplified & Traditional Mandarin, Burmese, and Khmer. A companion app handles AI-generated titles, descriptions, hashtags, and tags tuned for YouTube SEO — taking sermon notes as the only input. A third app batch-uploads all translations directly to YouTube via API, replacing a 110-step, zero-error-tolerance manual process with a 5-second operation. The three apps form a chain — each one handing off output to the next.

Multilingual NLP · YouTube API · Workflow Automation · SEA Languages

Building tools that take a single source — sermon notes, transcripts, or written content — and transform it into multiple publishable formats without manual creative prompting. One app produces a full blog article with embedded supporting images, a thumbnail, a voice script, and a rendered audio podcast file. Another converts the same content into infographics, expanding context through search grounding, with either an auto-style mode or a curated style picker across dozens of visual styles. Text in, rich media out.

Agentic Pipelines · Image Generation · Audio / TTS · Search Grounding

Designing practical AI tools for faith communities: sermon prep, Bible study facilitation, multilingual content publishing, and ministry operations. The goal is bridging the gap between cutting-edge AI capability and the everyday needs of church leaders and ministry teams who aren't technologists — powerful tools that don't require technical knowledge to operate.

Ministry Tooling · Faith Communities · Accessibility · SEA Context

A coding and work methodology built around markdown-based workflow files that encode thought flow, production flow, and decision sequences — not just task lists. Born from the observation that the world produces many powerful tools but few people think seriously about how to work with them. The goal: keep cognitive load low, error surface minimal, and human agency high.

Workflow Design · Cognitive Ergonomics · AuDHD-optimised · Markdown-based

Coming back after 24 yrs (pre-Github and Building-in-public), I'm still getting used to the idea of putting stuff out. There's more to come as I do a lot of building for in-house use these days and there's very little requirement for me to bring things, especially the UI/UX up to Production standards.

Project	What It Is	Link	Status
Drag Free	AI-native dev workflow system focused on zero-friction execution from prompt to ship	→ Repo
Workflow Shell Project	Shell-first workflow tooling for repeatable execution and operations	→ Repo
Personal Profile Prompts	Copy/paste prompt sets for profile writing, positioning, and storytelling	→ Prompts

Mini apps using system prompts are very underrated. In the hands of a developer, you can quickly prototype lots of useful tools. I'm particularly interested in how AI Chatbots seem to be able to perform personal assessments of us. Take it with a pinch of salt but don't forget to have some fun with them!

Bot / App	Focus	ChatGPT	Gemini	Perplexity
ND Buddy	Neurodivergent support and guidance
The Sermonator	Sermon ideation and ministry prep
The Prompt Master	Prompt engineering and prompt refinement
Bible Discovery Guide	Guided Bible study and discovery
QR Code Generator (Mini App)	Generate QR codes from links or text		—	—

This is a builder's workshop, a research log, and a contact point. If something resonates — whether you're a neurodivergent creator, a church leader curious about AI, or a veteran builder who remembers the earlier waves — I'd genuinely like to hear from you.

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