Jasmine Mack - AI Visual Design | ContraWork by Jasmine MackJasmine Mack
Creative technologist & AI Systems Builder
Words I'll Never Say — Unspoken Visual Companion Pieces
My first published poetry book, brought to life visually. These pieces sit alongside the poems rather than just illustrating them. Here are a few of my favorites.
Hand-drawn line illustrations pairing with specific poems from the collection
Explores grief, transformation, and things left unsaid, visually rather than literally
Published under my pen name, Jasmine Gabrielle. MyPlate+ — Hack for Humanity Hackathon
People say "I have a lot on my plate" all the time, but that load stays invisible. I built MyPlate+ to make it visible and shareable, not a meal planner despite the name.
A privacy-first capacity and collaborative-care app for cognitive, emotional, physical, sensory, and social load
A literal, responsive visual "plate" plus daily capacity check-ins
AI-assisted brain dumps that only ever propose, never auto-act, you approve everything
"Pass the Plate": send one specific, limited support request to a trusted circle without exposing your whole load
Built on Next.js and Supabase, with real auth and row-level security, not just a demo shell
Product principle from the README: capacity is information, support is consent, neither is a measure of worth. I wanted to share my first AI agent build that I have done a couple months back! I designed and built Cosmo, a multimodal voice agent combining n8n for orchestration, Groq/Llama for response routing, ElevenLabs for natural text-to-speech, the Web Speech API for voice input, and Supabase for persistent memory, wrapped in a custom retro console-style interface. The architecture has changed under the hood and it has been so fun to use my own personal Jarvis! https://www.instagram.com/p/DZfHudqx1jf/ Built for AWS's Agents for Humans hackathon (Good Neighbor Agents track), the challenge was to design an AI agent that reduces real operational burden for a nonprofit rather than just automating a demo task.
I build a program operations agent for Macknificient World (my nonprofit) using the Strands Agents SDK, focused on two concrete workflows: grant deadline tracking and lesson planning. The agent handles the repetitive admin work and only surfaces items that genuinely need a human decision.
Outcome: A working, publicly-documented agent (open-source repo, architecture diagram, full demo walkthrough) that gives a small nonprofit meaningful admin relief without adding oversight burden.