Amelia Saxton builds with a small, opinionated crew of AI agents. The result is not a deck about what might happen. It is working stuff you can click.
Two public builds. No fog machine. Open them, poke around, decide for yourself.
A real resale shop for a real family business. The estate took the idea from scattered inventory to a public storefront people can actually use.
Built, deployed, and still standing. A surprisingly high bar on the internet.Visit Baker Buys ↗A storefront concept for a local game shop, made to answer one question: what would this business look like if someone stopped talking and built the first version?
Concept demo, clearly labeled. Nobody enjoys a fake case study.Open the demo ↗Four working tools from the earlier showcase. Same addresses, new front door.
Seven days of posts plus an email, built around a real local shop and the week's actual hook.
Open the tool →Turn the work, sources, rules, and examples into a clean pack an agent can actually run.
Open the tool →Practices, school notes, dinners, and errands go in. One useful fridge-door page comes out.
Open the tool →Gift ideas that fit the person, the budget, and the real shops around Perrysburg.
Open the tool →No sacred prompts. No magic cape. Just clear jobs, shared memory, good taste, and somebody willing to press publish.
Small team energy.
Unreasonably large output.