Micheal Cunningham.Software developer & AI engineerLet’s talk
MICHEAL CUNNINGHAMIndependent developer & AI engineer / Nashville area

The person you talk to
is the person building it.

01 / PERSPECTIVE

I build from both sides of the screen.

I operate a business and architect software. I see the work people need to finish, the systems they have to move between, and the details that make a tool dependable.

With Nexus, that has meant bringing customer records, projects, inventory, endpoint operations and document authoring into a connected application. The interface and the architecture have to support the same work.

I care about the permission that is too broad. The integration that fails halfway through. The draft that needs to survive an interruption. Those details shape what I build.

Working with me means direct questions, visible progress and honest tradeoffs. I stay involved from the application boundaries down to the component someone uses every day.

Working together

A direct line.
A visible build.

We start with your process, decide what matters first, and review the work together as it develops.

We talk through the work, the people involved, and what a successful outcome looks like. I help turn a broad idea into a clear, buildable scope.

A shared understanding of what we’re building and why.

I work through the application structure, data, integrations, and access model. You get a clear explanation of the choices and tradeoffs before they become expensive to change.

A practical technical direction and a plan for delivery.

I develop the system in usable pieces. You can see progress, try real workflows, and give feedback while there is still time to put it to work.

Working software you can review as it takes shape.

We check the behavior that matters, including failures and permissions. The handoff includes understandable code and the context needed to maintain what we built.

A result you can operate, understand, and build on.

Something you want to build?

Let’s work through it.

Work directly with me on the architecture, the application, and the details that make it useful.