I spent the last few years doing two things that never showed up on the same piece of paper: working for a major entertainment company by day, and building real AI-powered tools by night. Alfred, an assistant I built to help my wife and me manage our day-to-day. MogulOps, an AI layer for music operations that solves problems I ran into directly at work. sideBIZ, a tool that turns your idea and your actual available time into a daily mission you can act on. None of that showed up on my resume in any way that meant anything. “Proficient with AI tools” is a sentence a hiring manager reads fifty times a day and believes zero times. I noticed the same gap everywhere — AI adoption exploded, and with it an explosion of people claiming AI fluency with no way to verify any of it. Everyone was talking. Almost nobody was showing. That’s the gap mySTAXX fills: a place to put the problem you solved, the stack you used, and the outcome you got — behind one link. Not a claim. A receipt. I built it because I needed it myself, before anyone else did. I was trying to prove I could actually build with AI, not just talk about it — and I didn’t have anywhere to put the proof. So I built the place. In a world full of claims, show the work.

mySTAXX

Your AI portfolio. One link.

Your AI portfolio. One link.