Tequila Framework
My core engineering product: a JavaScript platform and architectural foundation for systems that need to keep a clear structure as they grow.
Featured Offer / GitHub Flows
Controlled GitHub workflows with AI agents
I set up GitHub Flows as a controlled workflow on top of GitHub: repository events trigger AI agents, checks, and publication steps. You can see it in the public GitHub Flows demo or try it on your own repository through a €50 trial setup.
About me
I am Alex Gusev, an independent web developer from Latvia. My focus is JavaScript architecture, self-managed infrastructure, and agent-driven processes. I use these tools in my own products: Tequila Framework, GitHub Flows, AI-generated websites built on TeqFW, and this website.
Key products
GitHub Flows
My current featured offer: controlled workflows around GitHub events, where tasks, checks, and agent reactions come together as an observable process. There are two entry points for a first look: a public demo to see the mechanism and a small PoC on your own repository.
€50 trial setup Public GitHub Flows demo How GitHub Flows works
AI-generated SSG websites built on TeqFW
TeqFW websites with page generation and translation handled by an AI agent. Examples include
wiredgeese.com in three languages and teqfw.com with demo ticket handling
through GitHub Flows.
Method layer and book
I use ADSM as a way to give agent-based work context, roles, constraints, verification, and an evidence trail. A concise overview of the approach is available in the book Agent-Driven Development.
Start with a public demo or a small PoC
You can start with the public demo to see the mechanism in action, or move straight to a small PoC on your own repository: up to 5 test tasks, visible results, execution logs, and an engineering recommendation for the next step.