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Live on Google Play. Groups travel between phones as a file.
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I build Android apps, Rust engines, firmware, a phone ROM and agent systems. I work shifts on a plant floor and build these on my own time. I want to move into engineering work on developer tools and agent platforms.
Screenshots from real builds. The terminal talks to a live COBOL server, and the music player is a redrawn UI you can drive. Scroll sideways, use the arrow keys, or press the buttons.
> GET /api/fortune HTTP/1.1
> Host: cobweb.alangaudet.dev
< HTTP/1.1 200 OK
< Content-Type: application/json
{"fortune":"COBOL: still running the world's payrolls while you pick a framework."}
flashed_slot=_b build_type=user build_flavor=lineage_oriole-user lineage_version=23.2-20260912-UNOFFICIAL-oriole verifiedbootstate=orange veritymode=enforcing wifi_validated=true
Grouped by what the work runs on. Green lamps are released and in use. Amber lamps are in development. Hollow lamps are archived. Every part has a datasheet with its decisions and its known faults.
At work I am a Team Second at Procter & Gamble in Belleville, the deputy to a production team's leader: equipment ownership under autonomous maintenance, root-cause work on stops, and the shift's daily management routines. Before that I led a customer support team for six years.
The plant floor is where I learned to write a procedure someone else can follow at 3 a.m., and to trust a reading over a guess. The projects here follow the same habits.
Read the résuméI am the systems architect and planner. I design each system, plan most projects in milestones with written acceptance gates, and set the gate a release must pass. Most repositories carry an AGENTS.md brief with the rules the agents follow. I build with AI models and coding agents (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Muse) working inside those gates, and a change lands when the project's gate passes: tests and lints, plus type checks where the language has them.
I want to work on developer tools and agent platforms, and on production services with real users. Email is the fastest way to reach me.