Alexey Hunt. I design and ship products built on neural networks — from a Telegram bot in a couple of days to an autonomous platform that finds clients, keeps track of the money and writes its own code. I work solo or assemble a team to match the load.
Everything below can be opened and touched: sites serve pages, transactions sit in a public explorer, databases are populated, videos exist as files. There is nothing here that couldn't be shown during a fifteen-minute call.
Web platforms and websites · Telegram bots and mini-apps · AI assistants and agent systems · parsers and data collection · CRM and admin panels · desktop apps · infrastructure and deployment.
With sources, deployment and support. Estimate and timeline come in the very first conversation — no managers, no forty-page briefs. The riskiest piece goes first, not the easiest one.
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A seven-step pipeline: find platforms → collect posts → model screening → database and drafts → sending → reply tracking → failures return to the queue. No purchased lists, no blasting the whole list.
Turnkey auto boutique: storefront with filters, content and lead admin panel, a Telegram bot for receiving and routing leads, custom design system.
22 videos and five-plus hours of material with transcripts, an AI mentor aware of lesson context, full-text search, personal progress and notes.
Rooms joined by a three-digit number, direct peer-to-peer connections, our own TURN server for difficult networks. Audio is never stored anywhere.
A vision model recognizes the dish and ingredients, calories and macros are computed on top, an LLM builds dietary recommendations. No product handbook involved.
Raw footage is split into scenes, meaningful fragments selected, an edit plan assembled automatically, renders dispatched to a worker queue.
Place suggestions by geolocation and ready-made routes. Works on web and in the bot; a worker keeps the database fresh with no manual care.
A longread with scroll animation and visualization: where the money is, which pain costs most, where to start. A map instead of motivation.
A multi-page site with per-country and per-program breakdowns. Applications reach the owner in Telegram with the client's answers attached — the manager sees full context.
Each one targets a specific industry objection and adapts to a client within days: texts, prices and photos change — the frame stays.
Metrics above the fold, practice areas with price ranges, an honest "if we lose" block, success fee billed separately.
Calm medical palette, price on every service card, FAQ covering pain, cost and installments.
Dark premium palette, residence cards with floor area, a transparent escrow deal scheme.
Menu as text, not a picture. Warm print palette, a section on kitchen and process, one-click booking.
A raw talking-head take becomes a finished vertical video with no manual editing: transcription, speech cutting, subtitles, color, music, intro card, stock inserts matched to each scene's meaning.
Contact sheet of a delivered video: 1080×1920, 47.8 s, eight checkpoints across the timeline
Python, JavaScript and Node.js, TypeScript, Kotlin, SQL, Bash and PowerShell. Next.js, Vite, React. Windows, Linux, nginx, systemd.
TronWeb, TRC20, Energy and Bandwidth delegation, gas sponsoring, node and explorer work, testnets, signature security.
PostgreSQL, SQLite, schemas and migrations, queues and statuses, idempotent retries, crash-safe append-only journals.
Model scoring and screening, prompt pipelines, vision, search across materials, MCP servers, agent harnesses, token spend control.
Chrome DevTools Protocol, Playwright, Chromium extensions, brittle-markup workarounds, daily platform limits, watchdogs and schedulers.
ffmpeg at filter and codec level, NVENC, Whisper, speech synthesis, WebRTC with own TURN, batch rendering, automated quality gates.
A blog I run alongside client work: neural networks, product, and the vibe of Silicon Valley. 422 readers — none bought, all came for specifics. I write only what I deployed and tested on my own projects.
Replacing paid AI subscriptions with free and open-source alternatives — including where the swap is honest and where quality drops. Tools and skills for coding agents. Western lead generation. Teardowns of other people's products and of my own mistakes.
Motivation, "success porn" or retold news. Every post is either a working instruction or a measured result. If a tool turned out empty, that gets said plainly too.
I answer personally — no managers, no forty-page briefs. A bot, website, CRM, parser, AI assistant, department-wide automation, a full agent system — I take on any complexity and carry it through to results.