01 / PERSONAL COMPANION
Lexi
A companion with continuity.
A consistent identity and conversations that carry forward over time.
Active product · Sign-in required
I build companions, operators, and tools.
These are four of them.
01 / PERSONAL COMPANION
A consistent identity and conversations that carry forward over time.
Active product · Sign-in required
02 / PERSONAL OPERATOR
Models, memory, tools, and workflows, brought together for hands-on control.
Active development
03 / THE NEXT DIRECTION
Exploring identity, memory, and agency across devices, under the owner’s control.
Strategic flagship · Early development
04 / CULINARY INTELLIGENCE
A culinary demo exploring domain reasoning, retrieval, and guided workflows.
Deployed demo · Non-commercial
THE SUPPORTING WORK
The memory, routing, and engineering tools developed alongside the products.
My shared memory substrate: durable context, scoped retrieval, and a record of where remembered information came from.
A persistent model of a codebase, built to recover relevant context and architectural boundaries for a specific task.
The serving, routing, and operational work behind running these applications on local AI infrastructure.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PROJECTS
I’m Auston. My background spans healthcare, operations, and hands-on AI engineering. Healthcare and operations keep me thinking about the person using a system: what they need to accomplish, what can go wrong, and whether the thing we built actually helps.
Curiosity drives the range of projects here. I want to know whether an AI can maintain continuity, work across my tools, or become useful inside a specialized domain. Building gives those questions somewhere concrete to go—and usually reveals harder questions underneath.
I like working through the whole problem: shaping the experience, connecting the parts, running the infrastructure, and testing the assumptions. Sometimes that means building a product. Sometimes it means building the machinery it needs. Sometimes an experiment tells me to keep the simpler approach.
That combination of curiosity and practical responsibility is what I bring to a team. If you’re working on a difficult problem and want someone who will get deeply involved in making it work, I’d like to talk.