I'm applying because my goal is to join a great company building a great product and employing ace engineers so that I can:
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I've seen lots of love for you on X and your "Cracked Manifesto" is amazing. I get lots of good vibes.
This is the client-facing website and Go server for a holiday lighting company I started. I had it running on Val Town, and this year, to explore Go, I'm rebuilding everything from scratch and running it on an exe.dev virtual machine. The frontend is built with Hugo, and I'm building out a Go server to handle customer quoting, SMS communication, scheduling, routing, and Stripe billing and payment processing.
Having a couple of different businesses means no YOLO accounting. I used Monarch to categorize my spending and create reports for my accountant, but I didn't love it. I decided to take a crack at building my own. It syncs all my accounts (except Apple Card) via Plaid, takes a pass at auto-categorizing transactions into set buckets, and then lets me review anything it didn't catch or flag as a possible error.
I planned on making this a TUI app, but it's ended up being a CLI that my AI agent runs very well. So I essentially prompt my way through this monthly task in about 10 minutes. I'd spend an hour on this task with Monarch.
I've worked with Airtable quite a bit and wanted a less token-intensive way to interact with my Airtable projects than the official Airtable MCP or some of the community ones I tried. This was my first experience "vibe coding," and the result is a portable skill I've used in Amp and Pi to help me with Airtable work.
I'm eager to chat with your talent team!