01 · Company
Digital Mishaps
I build applied AI products with the controls left visible: agents with tools and approvals, local infrastructure, evaluation, retrieval and media systems that have to survive actual work.
Open the company deck ↗Now · Palma de Mallorca · August 2026
The desk is
still a mess.
A company, a videogame, a home AI lab and rooms full of people with laptops. Apparently this counts as focus.
See the open tabs ↓BasedMallorca
BuildingAI systems
ShippingElfgineer
TeachingES / EN
01 / Open tabs
What currently has my laptop open.
This page is dated on purpose. Old biographies have already done enough damage.
02 · Game
Elfgineer
My first commercial game is a factory automation problem wearing a Christmas hat. The demo is playable; the full workshop still needs more conveyors, machines and suspiciously demanding elves.
Play the demo ↗03 · Home lab
AI without renting every thought.
My local stack runs more than twenty-five services: open models up to 80B, multimodal RAG, agents, transcription, voice, image and video workflows. Half laboratory, half argument about privacy and economics.
See the lab talk ↗04 · Community
GDG Mallorca is awake again.
I helped revive and re-found the local chapter with a growing team. We organise practical AI and Web sessions where the useful instruction is usually: bring your laptop.
See the chapter ↗02 / Current questions
The things I keep testing.
Not a technology forecast. These are the questions attached to work already running somewhere.
01
Can an agent show its work?
Tools, memory, evidence, permissions and a route back to a human before automation becomes theatre.
02
How small can the useful model be?
Local models, deliberate planning and evaluation instead of assuming every problem deserves the largest API.
03
What still belongs in the browser?
WebGPU, built-in AI, installable applications and devices that keep turning a tab into an operating system.
04
Can I finish the game?
Factory balance, legible conveyors and the unreasonably educational experience of shipping something people play.
Updated 19 August 2026