maxjustships.dev
Full-cycle product development — web apps, Telegram bots, browser extensions, and agent workflows. From idea to deployed, working software.
Everything below is live and open source — explore the products and the code behind them.
Web products and PWAs designed for daily use — fast, accessible, and deployed.
Telegram bots and serverless backends on Cloudflare Workers, D1, and modern tooling.
Agent-driven pipelines and browser extensions that remove friction from real work.
Process rules scattered across notes and transcripts are difficult to turn into diagrams people can trust.
Evidence-linked process proposals, explicit human questions and review, then deterministic compilation into editable BPMN.
Messy client exports slow down HubSpot migrations and hide decisions that need human review.
A reviewable cleanup package for migration agencies: cleaned CSV, field mapping, exceptions, and a client-facing change report before import.
A growing task list makes it easy to keep planning and avoid the work.
A behavior-driven productivity system in Telegram: plan dated tasks, clear overdue work, then focus on one task at a time. Break big tasks into small wins and see what you keep putting off.
MCP servers dump their whole tool catalog into an agent’s context — and sandboxed agents can’t reach a warm MCP runtime at all: every socket is blocked, only files work.
A warm daemon + policy gate for MCP: persistent sessions (2–10 ms vs ~1.7 s cold), read-only allowlists, metadata-only audit, and a file bridge that works inside default agent sandboxes. Measured: −31% tokens vs naive MCP on clients without built-in tool search.
Cloud billing data lags by hours — budget alerts fire after the damage, and free tiers just break when you hit the cap.
A silent watchdog CLI that polls provider usage APIs, projects month-end spend, and watches free-tier limits — it stays quiet until something is actually wrong. Cloudflare adapter live; Vercel, Netlify, and AWS next.
AI agents guess calories instead of calculating them — nutrition answers are plausible-sounding hallucinations.
An agent-first CLI where deterministic code does the math against a bundled USDA food database — the agent is only the voice interface. Russian/English food parsing, recipe import from URLs, local SQLite, zero runtime dependencies.
Landing pages lose conversions to issues nobody checks after launch.
Agent-driven evidence pipeline: onboarding, watch, and verification for public website surfaces — accessibility, performance, and UX checks with Playwright.
Audio files in Telegram chats turn into unorganized scroll.
A Telegram bot that organizes audio into playlists — serverless backend on Cloudflare Workers with a D1 database.
Focus apps are bloated; a browser tab should be enough.
A quiet browser instrument for filtered noise colors and rhythmic beats — Web Audio API, installable PWA, fully local-first.
Google AI Studio conversation exports are hard to merge and reuse.
A local-first browser tool to combine, reorder, and deduplicate exports — drag-and-drop JSON, nothing leaves the machine.
Saving web images in the right format takes too many clicks.
A Chrome extension that saves images in your preferred format in one click, with a clean conversion pipeline.
Utilities I built for myself and shipped anyway.
A small page about keyboard-driven workflow love — lessons and challenges for a calmer computer life.
A tiny installable lightpad — fills the screen with color and simple animations.
Local-first formatter that exports plain text as Stendhal-compatible Minecraft book files.
Blender addon for importing ZBrush Multi Map Exporter folders with automatic material building.
Blender addon that connects mismatched edge strips with predefined reduction patterns.
I'm Max. I build software products end to end — from the first sketch to deployment and maintenance. I work in the open: most of what I ship is public on GitHub, with CI, docs, and a real URL behind it.
If you're building something and need someone who ships — let's talk.