What we build
A few projects, done carefully.
Each project is small on purpose, so we can show exactly what works and what doesn't yet.
- Kids' education
Tia's Curiosities
Short animated science episodes for children around seven. A curious daughter, Tia, and her parents Neil and Maya turn an everyday moment into a gentle deep-dive.
- Agentic AI
AI-Driven SDLC Harness
A requirement enters as a work item and moves through analysis, design, implementation, review, human approval, testing and documentation, leaving an artifact at every step.
- Fine-tuning
CAD-LLM
A study that maps plain-English design intent to a bracketed CAD language, checked by FreeCAD. QLoRA on a 7B Instruct model.
- Learning
Share-market basics
Plain-language notes on how shares and markets work, starting from the very beginning. Educational only.
Tia's Curiosities
Our first episode, Gravity & The Invisible Blanket, opens in the living room: Tia lets go of her ball and asks why it can never float, just once. Mum explains that anything with mass gives a little tug on everything else; Dad mentions Newton, "the apple guy". Then the story moves to "the slate", where space becomes a giant trampoline blanket that bends around heavy things like Earth, so a dropped ball is really rolling into the dip Earth makes.
The format follows a few simple rules: a kid-led question in the first seconds, warm family banter rather than frantic energy, pauses that let children think and answer, a familiar idea followed by a surprising twist, and a recap that Tia says in her own words.
TODO: episode links, release dates and stills once episodes are published.