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Sites and web applications, built and handed over working.

Marketing sites, dashboards and full applications in Next.js and TypeScript, with the API and the infrastructure behind them when that is part of the job. Typed throughout, tested, and shipped on a pipeline that runs the same checks locally as it does in CI, so what passes on a laptop is what deploys.

Make the tools you already run reachable by AI agents.

Model Context Protocol servers that let Claude, Claude Code and any other MCP client drive real systems: read the data, call the APIs, finish the work. Schema and tool design, the server itself, deployment, and documentation clear enough for someone who did not build it. The Pyon MCP server is public if you want to read the code before getting in touch.

Reference and guides that other developers can actually follow.

API references, integration guides and migration notes for software with a technical audience. Written from the source rather than from a brief, so the documentation describes what the code does rather than what someone hoped it would. Includes the CMS underneath it when the docs need somewhere to live.