The work,
in detail.
A closer look at the products I run under Creative Owl and the work I've shipped: what each one is, the role I played, and where it's headed.
axios
axios is a leading HTTP library for browser and Node.js applications and a long-running piece of JavaScript ecosystem infrastructure. It gives teams a concise request API with interceptors, transforms, cancellation, serialization, and TypeScript support.
- Promise-based requests across browser and Node.js environments
- Interceptors and transforms for request and response lifecycle control
- Built-in cancellation, serialization, XSRF helpers, and TypeScript types
Skillful
Skillful is a collection of cross-agent engineering skills for practical day-to-day work: PR workflows, triage, review, documentation updates, and context syncing. It turns useful AI workflows into installable, customizable processes that can compound with real team practice.
- Cross-agent skills for PR creation, triage, review, documentation, and context updates
- Repo and team customization so workflows match real operating practice
- Compounding workflows that keep context, docs, and tickets in sync over time
Specflow
Specflow is a specification workflow for keeping product intent, decisions, and implementation context connected. It treats specs as living working documents rather than handoff artifacts that go stale after planning.
- Structured spec sections for goals, constraints, decisions, and open questions
- Traceable changes so the reasoning behind a feature does not disappear
- A workflow shaped for builders moving between planning and implementation
Nimbus
Nimbus is a lightweight operations layer for watching small automations, recurring tasks, and system signals. It is meant to make background work legible without turning every task into a dashboard project.
- A single view for recurring jobs, lightweight alerts, and manual follow-ups
- Status summaries that make background work easier to scan
- Built for small operational loops that need visibility without ceremony
See what's still half-built.
The projects above are the shipped end. The open experiments are where the next ones start.