An agent is a folder.
Agents in TypeScript, tools as plain functions, and evals that run without an API key.
Learn more GitHub 311 GitHub stars
I build AI agents, and the interfaces people use to work with them.
Hi, I’m Brian. Google Developer Expert since 2019. I’ve built and taught with teams at FedEx, Google, Santander, ClickUp and The Motley Fool.
How working with me works
Short, fixed steps, so you always know what you’re paying for and what you’ll have at the end of it.
Week 0
A 30-minute call
You tell me what the agent is supposed to do. I tell you honestly whether I’m the right person.
Within a week
A written scope
What I’ll build, how we’ll know it works, what it costs. Fixed, in writing, before any work starts.
Two to six weeks
Build in sprints
Working software every week, in your repo, with the evals that prove it.
The last week
Handover
Your team owns it: the code, the docs, the runbook, and a walkthrough.
The code lives in your repo, runs in your cloud, and the IP is yours.
Previous projects
Across the performance work: up to 6x faster, the frame-rate problems gone, and interactions under 500ms.
Agentic RAG for emergency planning
Agentic retrieval over IEM’s own planning documents, with an eval set to catch drift.The planner picks the hazards; the agent drafts the plan.
Read the story: IEM
Faster builds and a faster app for a team growing fast
Angular CDK and NgRx, with their team and outside contractors.The automations builder, on the Angular CDK.
Read the story: ClickUp
A grid that stopped buckling under their biggest customers
AG Grid and AG Charts for their largest customers’ models, with the polish intact.Driver formulas across every month, in AG Grid.
Read the story: Runway
From Citrix to the web for Santander Consumer USA
Lead architect from the roadmap to the day the old system was switched off.The customer site that replaced a Citrix-delivered app.
Read the story: SantanderBuying from LiveLoveApp
I’m one person, so here is what your procurement and security teams will ask, answered up front.
A US company. LiveLoveApp, LLC, in Bend, Oregon. W-9 on request.
Your paper or mine. I have an MSA and an NDA, and I’m happy to sign yours.
Insured. Professional liability insurance, certificate on request.
Net-30. Invoices through your AP process.
Your environment. I work in your repo and your cloud. Your data stays where it is.
The IP is yours. Everything I write for you belongs to you.
How I can help
Start from what’s going wrong. Most engagements mix two of these.
- “We have an agent pilot that’s stuck before production.”Building agents →
“Our app needs agents that people can see, stop and approve.”Agentic and generative UI →- “Our assistant answers confidently, and wrongly.”RAG and agentic RAG →
- “We need senior judgement on agents a few hours a week.”Fractional architecture →
Built in the open
Four open-source projects I use on client work.
1,105GitHub stars32,000+downloads a month
threadplaneAgent UI for Angular.
Threads, approvals and generative UI, with nothing between your users and your agent.
Learn more GitHub 65 GitHub stars
Let the model render your components.
Generative UI for Angular and React: you expose components, and the model picks what to show.
Learn more GitHub 727 GitHub stars
pretable
A grid for data that won’t sit still.
A streaming-first React grid for live, agent-augmented data.
Learn more GitHub 2 GitHub stars
Writing and talks
What I’m thinking about lately, on blove.dev and on stage.
June 2026 · blove.dev
blove.devBringing agents to the web with Angular: announcing threadplane
May 2026 · blove.dev
blove.devBuilding LangGraph agents like Next.js apps
April 2026 · blove.dev
blove.devBuilding an Azure AI RAG pipeline with SharePoint
2025 · Talks
Talkshashbrown at ng-conf, and its launch at NG Rome
Tell me what your agent is supposed to do.
Email brian@liveloveapp.com or book 30 minutes. I reply within a business day.
I’m in Bend, Oregon, on Pacific time.