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Building in public

Agentic Engineering Makes It Possible

I'm building a SaaS company in public — using agentic engineering to move fast, and sharing what actually works along the way.

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THE WORK

Things I've built

Each of these started as somebody's real problem. Some are shipping, some are still being built. None of them are mockups.

Federal License Automation

In progress

The paperwork bottleneck in online high-risk retail, automated.

Every online sale ships to a licensed dealer, and someone has to chase that dealer for a copy of their license. It takes days. This turns it into a link and a text message. Built for a real retailer, running on real orders.

SaaS Workflow Compliance

Digital CFO

In progress

A dashboard that answers 'how are we doing?'

Small teams keep their numbers in six places and check none of them. This pulls the scattered pieces into a single live view an owner will actually look at.

Dashboard Analytics

Aura

In progress

An agentic email assistant with earned autonomy.

Aura has complete autonomy inside a busy inbox. You give it context and instructions, and it handles email negotiation on your behalf, then reports results.

AI Email

High Compliance Exercise App

In progress

A coaching program delivered as software, not a PDF.

The average person just needs a gym habit, not the most cutting edge hypertrophy-maxxing set of splits. Customized per user, with compliance as the guiding principle.

Web app Health

Game Studio

In progress

Browser games as speed experiments.

Each one asked the same question: how fast can an idea become something a stranger can play? The answer keeps getting shorter.

Games Experiments

HOW THIS WORKS

Everything, documented as I build it.

No polished case studies after the fact — this is the actual process. What's working, what broke, and how agentic tools change what's possible for one person to ship.

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Ship first, polish later

A working prototype beats a plan every time. I build in public and let the real thing argue for itself.

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Real product, real stakes

The FFL automation tool isn't a demo — it's live, in use, and the proof that this approach works.

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Nothing hidden

Wins, dead ends, and the tools I'm actually using — not a highlight reel.

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Built for people who want to do this too

If you're figuring out agentic engineering yourself, this is the resource I wish existed when I started.

CONTACT

Got a question, or want in?

Whether it's about the journey, the tools, or getting started — this goes straight to me.

Notes

What I'm building, what worked, and what didn't. Irregular, short, and easy to leave.

Or just email me — spencer@frontaeris.com