Projects

Things I built

I am not an engineer. I build with Claude. The part I bring is the problem: something I have actually lived as a rep or a manager.

Built for my team3 projects

Tools I built at JumpCloud for my own SDRs. They run on company data, so each one has a page with a sample of what it produces.

  1. Inbound Intel

    every new lead, researched before the call

    For SDR teamsJumpCloud2026

    A new inbound lead comes in. Inbound Intel looks up the company size, the person and any recent news, and checks if it is a partner (an MSP) or a direct buyer, because those go to different teams. Then it finds the one hook worth opening with and drafts the first email. The whole batch goes back into Salesforce.

    See how it works →

  2. POV Generator

    why this account should care, right now

    For SDRs and AEsJumpCloud2026

    Type an account name. It reads up on the company, its IT and security leaders, recent funding and what is happening in its industry, then writes a point of view on why identity and device security matters to them now. Plus a first email in the rep’s name.

    See how it works →

  3. Prospect Research Agent

    one researcher per company

    For outbound2026

    Give it one company or a long list. It sends a separate research agent to each company so nothing gets mixed up, and saves a short brief for every one. It sits on top of prospect lists from Clay, a data tool sales teams use to build lists.

    See how it works →

GTM projects2 projects

Built at a buildathon and a cohort, each around a sales problem I have actually had.

  1. Debrief

    score the conversation, not the person

    GrowthX GTM BuildathonSolo, in one dayLive

    At events, only 5 to 10 conversations go deep. The rest are booth scans. Every event tool scores the person: title, company, size. None of them score what was said. Scan a badge and Debrief gives a fit verdict in about 6 seconds, then fills in the research. After the chat, leave a voice note, and it scores the conversation and drafts the follow up.

    Try Debrief ↗

  2. LinkedIn Post Coach

    your calls in, your posts out

    Clay GTM Engineers cohortShared with the cohort

    Everyone in the cohort had to post on LinkedIn, and nobody had the time. So I built a coach anyone could run. It learns how you write, turns your call recordings into drafts, and strips out the lines that sound like AI. It gets you 80% of the way. The last 20% stays yours.

    See how it works →
Built after hours

Ted

a health buddy that lives in WhatsApp

You tell Ted what you ate and how you moved. It remembers, and gives you one useful thing you can still do today. No diet culture, no guilt.

I am not an engineer. I built it alone, at night, after a full day leading SDRs.

Meet TedTed on Instagram
100people have used Ted
3 Sep 2026went live
₹0spent on ads
400+automated tests on its safety rules

The safety rules sit outside the AI, so the AI cannot talk its way past them. No calorie numbers for anyone under 18. No crash diets.

Also after hours

  1. Morning brief

    my day, ready at 11 am

    For meSep 2026

    Every morning it reads my four inboxes and calendars, builds my to do list, drafts the replies I owe, and picks two or three things worth reading. Then it emails the whole thing to me. It is the assistant I wanted as a manager and never had.

    See how it works →
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