About me
An experienced software maker building primarily through AI agents.
I direct agents to do much of the analysis, implementation, testing, and documentation. I retain intent, architecture, constraints, integration, verification, acceptance, and responsibility for the software.
Wired Geese is my public practice and trade brand. F. Lancer, SIA is the Latvian legal entity used for formal commercial relationships.
Engineering judgment, converted into a current practice
I have built web software since the late 1990s: early online banking, financial systems, e-commerce, and independent product work. Those decades taught me that code alone is not the product; the hard work is preserving intent, making trade-offs explicit, and accepting the consequences of engineering decisions.
Today that experience is applied through an evolving system built around JavaScript, Node.js, modular architecture, TeqFW, ADSM, and AI agents. The result is not a claim that agents replace engineering. It is a practical way for one accountable engineer to direct more of the direct production work while keeping the system understandable and under review.
What the practice has to prove
Alarisa is the strongest ongoing proof: a substantial multi-component system developed in this model. PDE, Telegram Desk, TeqCMS, Mindstream, TeqFW, and smaller systems show the same practice across different kinds of software.
My working loop remains simple: build → observe → understand → document → change the approach → build again. I use this practice for my own software first, revise it when the evidence requires it, and apply it to a client product only when the product and its constraints are a fit.