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Designed a real-time guest journey with a live countdown, event information, Google Maps access, WhatsApp RSVP, and visual storytelling within one digital experience.
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I didn’t build a car website.
I built an experience.
Real-time 3D. Interactive camera. Scroll-driven motion.
And yes you can change the car’s color in real time.
Powered by a GLB model.
https://vanta-experience-voypix.base44.app/
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Nice work, bro!
Currently building clean, fast websites and graphics for small businesses on my upgraded iMac, and exploring freelance AI training / evaluator roles where I can use my design eye + strong writing to improve AI. Open to 20 hrs/week of remote website, graphic, and AI-assisted content projects.
My work sample video is AI Assisted. Promo video for small business~created in InVideo. The custom edits, branding, and graphics are done in Canva. I use AI tools to deliver faster, then polish by hand for a professional finish.
Hey Dusty! Great seeing another creator blending AI tools with hands-on polish. would love to connect!
An AI agent in an inventory system shouldn't place orders. It should notice things.
In TechFoundry IMS the agents do two jobs: read incoming purchase orders (messy PDFs, emails, the occasional photo) into structured records, and flag anomalies — a supplier's price jumping 30%, a quantity that doesn't match history, a duplicate PO with a different number.
The agent never changes stock levels. It writes a suggestion with its reasoning attached, and a person clicks approve. Same pattern as my review console, because it's the only pattern I've seen survive real operations.
If you run inventory or ops and you've been pitched "fully autonomous" — ask what happens on the day it's wrong. Case study: https://contra.com/p/eemeBeMW-tech-foundry-ims-ai-automated-inventory-and-order-operations
Super impressive work
