Building software with AI
I write web and mobile apps and internal tools, working daily with Claude and Claude Code. The model writes, tests and refactors alongside me — faster, but still under control.
Software · AI · Agents
TadeCode is my one-person business. Day to day I write software working with Claude models, and alongside that I develop AI agent farms — teams of agents that work together on larger tasks.
Currently fully committed to a long-term engagement.
What I do
For me AI is a working tool, not a slogan. It takes over the repetitive part of the work, while I stay responsible for architecture, quality and decisions.
I write web and mobile apps and internal tools, working daily with Claude and Claude Code. The model writes, tests and refactors alongside me — faster, but still under control.
I connect AI models to the tools where work actually happens — documents, email, databases — via APIs and MCP, so repetitive tasks get done on their own.
Instead of a single chat — a team of specialised agents, each with its own role: analysing, writing, reviewing, reporting. An orchestrator coordinates them, and a human approves what matters. This is the direction I'm investing in most.
How I work
My everyday cycle of working with models and agents.
I describe precisely what should be built and how I'll know it works.
Agents write code, tests and documentation — often several tasks at once.
Tests, code review and checks against real data.
I approve what moves forward. Responsibility stays with the human.
Principles
AI speeds up the work, but I'm responsible for code quality and results.
Simple solutions where they're enough. Complexity only where it's needed.
I keep testing new models and tools — and keep the ones that genuinely help.
It's always clear what an agent did and what a human did.