One person, a fleet of AI agents, and a platform that ships every day.
jakelawrence.xyz isn't a portfolio of screenshots — it's a living platform that builds itself in public. Essays, games, working tools, a real product, even the agents that keep it healthy, all run by one person, because AI turns one builder into a team. You're looking at the proof, not the pitch.
- Builds itself in public
- Ships every day
- Run partly by agents
- One person
Four very different things, one machine
Art
Things made to be read, played, and wandered through.
Why the breadth is the point
The breadth isn't scope creep. It's the argument.
A normal portfolio shows three polished case studies. This is a living organism — dozens of surfaces, from interactive essays to a walkable simulation of a real town to agents that draft the weekly newsletter and watch the site's health — all from one person, shipping 20–60 commits a day.
It's hard to fake a platform that's still running. Whatever you need built, there's probably already something stranger here — and the agents that built it are still on the clock.
Three ways in
Try something
Spin up a free board or play a game — no install, no signup wall.
See how it's built
A no-jargon, interactive tour of how the whole system fits together.
Work with me
Need this velocity on your own thing? Fixed scope, shipped to production.
Or just follow along — the Open Notebook logs what shipped here, every week.
Want this kind of velocity on your own thing?
I design and ship AI-backed tools and full-stack apps to production — fixed scope, no proposal dance. The whole site above is the work sample.