Things I've shipped under my own name. Each one works — and is still teaching me something. Take any of them apart; they're labeled.
A web-based audio editor for people who want their podcast to sound good, not learn a DAW. Smart cleanup pipeline, progressive disclosure, template-first workflow. Parallel-compression baseline locked 2026-04-15. Landing page assets building now.
A spec and CLI for compressing what an agent has learned into something another agent can load. The unit of knowledge transfer I keep reaching for.
Lenses, skills, capsules, streams — the taxonomy I run my work from. Mission Control at mc.ryanwigley.com is a live window in.
A skill that bundles instructions, references, and examples into a ready-to-import Claude Project. Used daily for my own work.
Report, brief, presentation, infographic — all from one design language with typographic rigor. Ships documents you actually want to send.
Notes, repos, files, zips, websites — Mine crawls, condenses, and hands back a capsule you can load anywhere. The scaling pattern I keep reusing.
Closed-loop scan with personas, a quality score, council synthesis, and structured output. Keeps running until it converges — or you stop it.
A hybrid recommendation platform for AI tooling — ML surfaces candidates, human judgment scores relevance. Built solo end-to-end, shipped production.
A fan-built, fully automated catalogue. New episodes drop, a cron job processes them, books land on the shelf. Zero intervention. Open Library API, Discord alerts for anything weird.
A tiny daily-check site. Tells Seattle whether the mountain is out or the rain is winning. A small love letter to living here.
Featured in Claude Opus 4.6 trailer ↗Every one of these came from the same loop: a thing I couldn't read my way to, so I built, and then the thing itself taught me what I couldn't have asked for upfront.
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