AI agents. Practical web development. Writing & photography.
Agentic AI & Web Developer
Open to on-site, hybrid & remote opportunities
Agentic AI · MCP · n8n · Laravel · Shopify
I build AI-assisted workflows for the real work of a web agency: support emails, tickets, website fixes, hosting migrations and team handovers. Behind that work are 20 years in web development, 17 years with an Australian agency, and contributions to more than 3,000 websites across my career.
I work across AI systems to build agentic workflows for development, code review and troubleshooting. My toolkit includes n8n for workflow automation, MCP for tool connections, and ERPNext for tickets and operations. I’ve built email-to-ticket workflows, Google Chat summaries, reusable fix skills and migration automation. My aim is to give a small team much more capacity, with explicit permissions, verification and human review built into the process.
Outside client work, I write about what I build and the problems I solve, and head out with my camera whenever I can. This site brings those parts of my work together.
Where I work
Dhaka, BangladeshOpen to on-site, hybrid and remote work.
How I communicate
Clear updates, practical documentation and follow-through.
The opportunity I’m focused on: connect the inbox, ticket queue, website tools and team communication into one operating workflow.
Support email → ERPNext ticket → Google Chat summary, reusable troubleshooting skills, approved fix workflows and automated hosting migrations.
The extended workflow below describes the operating model I’m developing. It brings the existing foundations together with further capabilities; it is not a claim that every step is already deployed.
Read a support email, identify the website and request, create a ticket and gather the context needed to work.
Use authorised tools to investigate and resolve supported issues, with checks and a record of the changes. Escalate unfamiliar or uncertain cases.
Post the result, evidence and any open questions to the team’s Google Chat group for review.
After review and approval, update the ticket and send the client a clear resolution email.
When authorised, move a website from the old host to the new one, verify the result and leave a migration record.
The operating model
A one-person, AI-powered web agency for Newcastle, Sydney and wider NSW — a proposed business model built on my Australian agency experience.
Further scope: staff administration and bookkeeping workflows, with defined permissions and review. These remain part of the proposed operating model until implementation is confirmed.
The long relationships, the daily work and the problems I’ve learned to solve.
Jezweb · Newcastle, NSW, Australia
2009 — September 2026Long-term remote contractor, developing and maintaining websites for Australian and New Zealand clients. Work covered builds, e-commerce, custom plugins, technical SEO and day-to-day production support.
Dex Labs / DMS Asia Dynamics · Kuala Lumpur
2017 — 2019 · concurrent contractsSeparate contracts alongside Jezweb: WordPress and Shopify theme development, web application interfaces and hotel reservation systems.
Winux Soft / Bangladesh Internet Press · Dhaka
2006 — 2009Started with HTML/CSS design and Joomla development, including public-sector website delivery and staff training.
A few examples of what I do, with my contribution made clear.
Built an AI-assisted helpdesk pipeline connecting support emails, ERPNext tickets and Google Chat summaries, alongside reusable fix skills and migration automation.
Reusable agents, skills and hooks; MCP integrations into hosting and support tools; approval steps for production actions. The extended agency blueprint is described separately above.
My photography and publishing platform, built with Laravel, Inertia.js and Vue. A working example of owning an application from interface to deployment.
Image processing, EXIF and GPS data, S3-compatible storage, an admin dashboard and a scripted deployment workflow.
Built and supported WooCommerce stores for Australian and New Zealand businesses, with client-specific functionality and ongoing production support.
Custom plugins, payment and shipping integrations, product variations, releases and troubleshooting existing stores.
Build logs, Linux troubleshooting and practical experiments. The steps that worked, and the ones that didn’t.
Linux & Open Source · 44 min
In one long evening I went from a messy text menu to a system that builds every menu image, photo card and caption from one data file, checks them, and posts to a Facebook Page after I type yes. This is the full tutorial, including every place I got stuck and what fixed it.
Read the story ↗︎
Linux & Open Source · 8 min
Every Linux speed test I tried was broken, browser-bound, or phoning home. So I built one. Fast, native GTK4, four live-working backends (Cloudflare, Ookla, M-Lab, LibreSpeed with a built-in server picker), zero tracking — installs on any distro with one command.
Read the story ↗︎
Linux & Open Source · 6 min
Hibernate on my openSUSE Tumbleweed workstation had never actually worked — every "resume" was a cold boot. It turned out to be three bugs stacked on top of each other: dracut silently dropping resume support from the initrd, a chicken-and-egg resume-device problem, and SELinux denying root. Here is the full walkthrough.
Read the story ↗︎Mountains, water, light and ordinary places worth stopping for. Photography is another way I pay attention.
This photography platform is also my own Laravel/Vue project — where my development work and creative life meet.
Connect support inboxes, tickets, hosting tools and team updates. Reusable agent skills, tool integrations and approval-aware workflows for practical agency work.
WordPress and WooCommerce, Laravel backends, Vue interfaces and integrations — supported by hands-on experience across builds, custom functionality and ongoing client work.
Production troubleshooting, site migrations, performance and security maintenance. The practical website knowledge that gives automation a useful foundation.
Open to the next chapter
I’m open to on-site, hybrid and remote roles, as well as contract projects in agentic AI, automation and web development. Let’s discuss the arrangement that works for your team.
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