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// AI-Augmented Development

From Idea to Deployment: A Practical
AI-Augmented Development Workflow

A platform of tools, experiments, and real-world implementations — focused on building reliable, scalable human – AI collaboration systems

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// Evolution

F rom C ode t o G overned A I

Software engineering has always been about managing complexity. For two decades, we refined the craft — design patterns, clean architecture, test-driven development. Then AI changed the equation. But not all at once.

// PRE-AI ERA // AI ERA
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// HAND_CODE
Hand Code
2002 – 2019
Every feature typed character by character. Architecture designed on whiteboards, shared through documentation. Quality depends on the engineer's experience, code reviews, and team knowledge.
// no AI
// AUTO_COMPLETE
Auto Suggestions
2005 – 2019
Your editor completes words and expands templates. IntelliSense shows available methods. Code snippets generate boilerplate. Saves keystrokes, but only matches syntax patterns — it can't understand intent.
IDEIntelliSenseSnippets
IDE → Copilot
// AI_SUGGEST
Auto Suggestions
2021 – 2023
AI predicts entire lines of code based on what you're writing. Trained on millions of repositories, it writes what you'd probably type next. Accept with Tab, reject with Escape. Fast, but limited to one file at a time.
GitHub Copilot
// PAIR_PROG
Pair Programming
2005 – 2019
Two developers, one screen. One writes code, the other reviews in real time. Extreme Programming practice where knowledge transfers through conversation. Catches bugs instantly, but requires two humans' time for every task.
XPCode ReviewKnowledge Transfer
Human → AI
// AI_PAIR
Pair Programming
2023 – 2024
Describe what you want in plain language, get working code back. AI reads your project, understands context, and generates complete functions. Like a pair programmer available 24/7 — but starts each session with zero memory.
Cursor AI
// end of pre-AI
AI extends further →
// SHIFT

From ad-hoc prompts to governed, structured workflows

// GOVERNED
Governed Toolkit
2025 – present
A CLI with built-in governance. Automated agents handle complex multi-step tasks. Skills encode reusable workflows. Hooks enforce rules before and after every action. MCP connects to external tools and services. Prompt engineering, but disciplined.
agentsskillshookscommandsMCP
// OUTCOME

From writing code to orchestrating contract-driven systems

// AUTOMATED
Automated SDLC
2025 – present
Built on top of the governed toolkit. Every task follows a structured lifecycle: goals → design → plan → build → verify. AI doesn't receive hand-written prompts — it receives generated context from the process itself. Output validated against requirements automatically.
nodes 1,035
knowledge 352
decisions 222+
experts 29
// PRE-AI ERA
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// HAND_CODE
Hand Code
2002 – 2019
Every feature typed character by character. Architecture designed on whiteboards, shared through documentation. Quality depends on the engineer's experience, code reviews, and team knowledge.
// no AI
// AUTO_COMPLETE
Auto Suggestions
2005 – 2019
Your editor completes words and expands templates. IntelliSense shows available methods. Code snippets generate boilerplate. Saves keystrokes, but only matches syntax patterns — it can't understand intent.
IDEIntelliSenseSnippets
// PAIR_PROG
Pair Programming
2005 – 2019
Two developers, one screen. One writes code, the other reviews in real time. Extreme Programming practice where knowledge transfers through conversation. Catches bugs instantly, but requires two humans' time for every task.
XPCode ReviewKnowledge Transfer
// AI ERA
// AI_SUGGEST
Auto Suggestions
2021 – 2023
AI predicts entire lines of code based on what you're writing. Trained on millions of repositories, it writes what you'd probably type next. Accept with Tab, reject with Escape. Fast, but limited to one file at a time.
GitHub Copilot
// AI_PAIR
Pair Programming
2023 – 2024
Describe what you want in plain language, get working code back. AI reads your project, understands context, and generates complete functions. Like a pair programmer available 24/7 — but starts each session with zero memory.
Cursor AI
// GOVERNED
Governed Toolkit
2025 – present
A CLI with built-in governance. Automated agents handle complex multi-step tasks. Skills encode reusable workflows. Hooks enforce rules before and after every action. MCP connects to external tools and services. Prompt engineering, but disciplined.
agentsskillshookscommandsMCP
// AUTOMATED
Automated SDLC
2025 – present
Built on top of the governed toolkit. Every task follows a structured lifecycle: goals → design → plan → build → verify. AI doesn't receive hand-written prompts — it receives generated context from the process itself. Output validated against requirements automatically.
nodes 1,035
knowledge 352
decisions 222+
experts 29
// Prompt Engineering

F rom C haos t o S tructure

Every AI interaction is a prompt. In a real project, that's hundreds of them — scattered across sessions, files, and contexts. SBX organizes each one by SDLC step, architecture layer, and domain.

// tap to organize
Model
Design
Plan
Build
Verify
PD Pure
Domain
MD Model
Domain
SI Service
Integ.
UI User
Interface
.prompt
define user stories
.prompt
design entity schema
.prompt
plan API architecture
.prompt
model database tables
.prompt
write test scenarios
.prompt
create test fixtures
.prompt
implement component
.prompt
write API handler
.prompt
add database migration
.prompt
validate CORS headers
.prompt
verify layout matches
.prompt
deploy to staging

Every AI prompt has a place. SBX finds it automatically.

// AI Fluency

F our D isciplines

Anthropic's AI Fluency Framework identifies four competencies for effective human-AI collaboration. The SBX framework implements all four as governed, automated processes — not guidelines to follow, but constraints the system enforces.

Aligned with Anthropic's AI Fluency Framework
Certified: AI Fluency Framework Foundations — Anthropic & Skilljar

Effective AI collaboration starts with a clear division of responsibility. Not everything should be delegated, and not everything should be manual. Every task begins with sbx sdlc init — I define the scope, choose which applications and packages are affected, set the action type. The system derives everything else: which steps apply, which domain experts to load, which standards are relevant.

Andrei
Andrei
Architect
Owns the WHY
  • Defines goals and user stories
  • Makes architectural decisions
  • Reviews, approves, deploys
  • Strategy, UX, business logic
222+ decision records authored
Claude
Claude
Implementer
Owns the HOW
  • Implements code from specifications
  • Follows governed constraints
  • Runs builds, tests, checks
  • Step-by-step criteria execution
1,035 workspace nodes maintained

The quality of AI output is bounded by the quality of context it receives. Manual prompt engineering doesn't scale — you can craft a perfect prompt once, but not hundreds of times across a real project. SBX replaces manual prompting with automated context engineering. Each SDLC step generates a structured prompt with contextual knowledge injection.

1 Knowledge Artifacts 352
2 Step Context FDD phase
3 Application Awareness platform + layer
4 Success Criteria measurable gates
5 Reference Examples proven code
6 Constraints scope bounds
Manual prompt
"Write me a login component"
Context-engineered
User story S-042 + design tokens + SSR load pattern + 3 reference components + 12 constraints + verification criteria

AI can produce plausible-looking output that's subtly wrong. Discernment means building evaluation into the process itself, not relying on human vigilance alone. The Description-Discernment loop is embedded in the SDLC state machine — not optional, not skippable. Six gates stand between AI output and production.

01
Governance hooks
Pre-commit hooks validate code style and enforce banned patterns. bash-deny-revalidate.sh blocks raw platform commands — go, npm, node are intercepted. Everything flows through sbx CLI wrappers.
$ npm install → BLOCKED. Use: sbx build --platform svelte --dir <path>
02
Scope guards
Each SDLC task defines which files, packages, and applications are in scope. The inductive trace at topic close checks every changed file against the originating story. Changes outside scope get flagged as a separate task.
Task scoped to core-ui touches infrastructure/docker/ → RED FLAG: out of scope
03
Story traceability
Every exported function must trace to a user story. sbx sdlc complete blocks at FDD5.CONFORMANCE if traceability is missing. Code without a traceable requirement has no reason to exist — and can be deleted.
loadPortfolioSections() → Story S-042 "Portfolio filtering by platform"
04
Build verification
sbx build and sbx check must pass with zero errors. Type checking (svelte-check, go vet) runs automatically. Build output must show exit code 0. No "it compiles on my machine."
$ sbx check --platform svelte → 0 errors, 35 warnings (baseline)
05
Runtime proof
"Done" is not accepted without evidence. Build output (exit 0) + HTTP 200 on target URL + screenshot for UI work. If verification is blocked, must say "PENDING — blocked by [reason]" — never "done."
$ curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:4000/framework → 200
06
Conformance check
5-step inductive trace before any topic closes: git status, file-story mapping, cross-check against topic scope, knowledge reconciliation, active task reconciliation. Two minutes, non-negotiable.
git diff --stat HEAD → 4 files changed → all mapped to Story S-047 → PASS

When AI helps produce your work, you're still responsible for it. Every decision is immutable and auditable. Every exported function traces to a user story. PR workflow is mandatory — direct push to main is blocked by hooks. This website is the diligence statement: built entirely with AI-augmented development, every commit traceable.

222+
Immutable decision records
proposed → decided → superseded → archived
100%
Story traceability
function → story → goal
BLOCKED
Direct push to main
PR workflow enforced by hooks
OWASP
Security domain expert
credential masking + GDPR awareness
// Workspace

T eam

A hybrid workflow combining human expertise with AI-driven execution

This workspace is currently operated as a focused, independent environment — where I design and build systems while leveraging AI agents as part of the execution layer. All code, architecture, and decisions are mine — AI assists with implementation, testing, and structured workflows.

// Career

W orking E xperience

Jan 2025 — Present 1y 5mo
AI Augmented Fullstack Engineer — Best Stays Thailand
freelance
built: AI-powered accommodation booking platform with LLM integration and semantic search. rebuilt: Platform migration from Next.js/Supabase to Go/SvelteKit with SBX framework governance.
Aug 2024 — Present 1y 10mo
AI Augmented Fullstack Engineer
shredbx
built: SBX governance framework — 222+ decision records, 352 knowledge artifacts, AI-augmented SDLC with Claude Code integration. designed: AI-augmented software development lifecycle with structured delegation, prompt engineering, and automated code review.
Aug 2024 — Present 1y 10mo
Fullstack Engineer
freelance
delivered: Client web platforms for Thailand property and accommodation market using Next.js, Supabase, and Clerk authentication. maintained: iOS and Android mobile applications — bug fixes and maintenance.
// Software Engineering

P ortfolio

Web, Mobile & Desktop

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Designing and Building Scalable Software Systems Across Domains and Platforms

I design and develop software across multiple domains including full-stack web applications, mobile systems, macOS tools, and AI-assisted development environments. With over 20 years of experience, I focus on building scalable, structured, and production-ready systems with strong attention to architecture, usability, and long-term maintainability.

// SDLC

S oftware D evelopment P rocess

Every feature follows a five-phase governed pipeline — from goal definition through model, plan, build, and verification — enforced by the SBX CLI.

sbx — workspace
$ sbx describe
SBX -- 1035 nodes
├── 50+ CLI commands
├── 352 knowledge artifacts
├── 222+ decision records
└── 29 domain experts
$
$ sbx help development
├── application — governance gateway
├── component — workspace + UI discovery
├── media — video HLS, image optimization
├── run — dev server (worktree-aware)
└── build — auto-detect platform
$
$ sbx help infrastructure
├── infra — Docker orchestration
├── migrate — DB up/down/status/create
├── r2 — Cloudflare R2 storage
├── deploy — Dokploy deployments
└── vault — 1Password secrets
$
// Game Lab

G ames & E xperiments

Experiments built entirely by AI-augmented development

Classic game recreations developed through our AI-augmented development process — designed, planned, and coded by Claude Code under structured governance. Each game serves as a real-world test of the SBX framework's ability to deliver complete, production-quality software autonomously.

DATAWORM

// NEURAL DATA EXTRACTION PROTOCOL v9.0

> GRID: 20x20 SECTORS

> OBJECTIVE: CONSUME DATA PACKETS

> LIVES: 3 (EXTRA LIFE PICKUPS ENABLED)

> PORTALS: ACTIVE (BORDER WARP NODES)

> WARNING: SELF-COLLISION IS FATAL

PRESS [ENTER] TO INITIATE

// MODULAR_ARCHITECTURE

P ackages

Every package maps to one of four Feature-Driven Development layers: Problem Domain for type definitions and business rules, Model Domain for data access and persistence, System Interface for external integrations and infrastructure, and User Interface for Svelte components and presentation. Each layer is built and tested once, then reused across any related project — reducing integration time and keeping the shared foundation stable.

// DESIGN_SYSTEM

C omponents

A library of production-ready Svelte components — animations, cards, sections, navigation — each importable in one line and used across all projects. Every component ships with typed props, brand-token compliance, and its own test coverage, keeping the shared codebase clean and integration instant.

// KNOWLEDGE_BASE

K nowledge & R eferences

A live knowledge base of coding standards, design patterns, and proven solutions — referenced by AI agents during every implementation step to enforce consistency and prevent drift across projects.

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// Get in Touch

L et's B uild & S hip

Open to new projects and collaborations

Open to collaboration in software development, AI systems, startups, and experimental engineering projects. This includes product development, technical consulting, and discussions around building modern AI-augmented systems and workflows.

SHREDBX // INQUIRY
Available for new projects
Location
Pranburi, Thailand
Timezone
GMT+7
Response
Within 24 hours
Channel
Direct
// 01 How can we collaborate? *
// 02 Tell me about your project *

Opens your mail client. I reply within 24h.