Hey people of the world, another tech guy trying new things from a new perspective.

Hey guys,

I'm Nabil. Bit of a tech polymath love software, love hardware, love the whole stack, pivoting to hardware soon.

One thing I've always been into: reading software engineering laws the actual principles behind good architecture and figuring out how to bake them into real code instead of just nodding at them in a blog post. So I built my own tool for that(it was a personal tool).

Then I did something I didn't expect to work: I injected those rules straight into an AI coding agent. Turns out that's the missing piece. The agent stopped guessing and started writing code that actually matched how a production-scale app should be structured not just code that runs, but code that's easy to update, easy to hand off, easy to live with six months later.

That tool became DevLaws. Not open-source(paid), not trying to be everyone's thing just something built for swe's, engineers and teams who are tired of re-teaching their AI agent the same architectural decision every single week.

Anyways i'm a kid who loves tech but and have idea's but kinda restricted financially (trying to be myself).

this is my first product :) not easy tho.

Thanks really appreciate.

Trying my best, Glad to be here :) .