Your product needs a sound technical direction
I turn an ambiguous goal, inherited system, or risky idea into explicit decisions, architecture, and a credible path to delivery.
Alex Gusev · Independent web engineer · Latvia
Bring me a difficult product, architecture, or delivery problem. I combine 25+ years in web engineering with AI agents to move faster without losing context, control, or accountability.
Where I create value
I turn an ambiguous goal, inherited system, or risky idea into explicit decisions, architecture, and a credible path to delivery.
I work across browser, Node.js, data, integrations, and Linux infrastructure to deliver the difficult part—not just advise from the sidelines.
I establish context, authority boundaries, package knowledge, workflows, and verification so agents increase capacity without becoming a black box.
Ways to work together
Each engagement is scoped around a real system and an observable outcome.
A bounded review of your product, repository, constraints, and best next intervention.
A web application, integration, prototype, internal tool, or hard subsystem designed and implemented hands-on.
A controlled development environment where people own intent and agents can execute against durable context.
My unfair advantage
Alarisa, my private personal-agent project, is the strategic R&D focus. It is in active development and not for sale. The work forces practical answers about durable context, privacy, authority, and continuity.
Tequila Framework is my modular JavaScript platform. ADSM is my methodology for keeping product meaning and engineering knowledge usable by people and agents. GitHub Flows is one supporting orchestration pattern—not the product I reduce myself to.
Evidence, not AI theatre
Production systems, open-source packages, client applications, books, experiments, and technical writing show how I think and what I can ship.
Bring the difficult part
I will help determine whether the right first step is a review, a focused build, or a stronger agent-driven engineering system.