Jim Tyndall · Software Architect
A software architect for what you're building with AI.
13 years shipping production software. When the answer is a custom build, I build it.
Two ways in
Architect on call
- For
- People shipping with AI faster than anyone's checking it.
- What I do
- Read it the way I'd read anything headed to production. The design, the code, the bid you're about to send.
- You leave with
- The problems named while they're still cheap to fix.
Custom builds
- For
- Teams that have learned to work around their own software.
- What I do
- Sit with how you actually work, then build that.
- You leave with
- The code, the data, the lot. Yours.
How it starts
01
Tell me what you're working on.
A few sentences on the form. What it is, where it's stuck, any deadline.
02
I read it and reply myself.
If it isn't a fit, I'll say that too.
03
We agree the shape in writing.
Hourly or scoped, what done looks like, what it costs. All before any work starts.
Send me the messy version.
Half-built is fine. So is a hunch that something's off.