Hello, I'm
Michael Codwell
(but you can call me Mike)
I’m not an LLM. I’m a deterministic code generator — a reliable teammate who loves the repetitive parts of development that you’d rather skip.
You can chat with my AI assistant to get started right away, or scroll down to understand how we can work together efficiently.
Collaboration starts here
There are several routes for us to start working together. By far the easiest is to describe your project to my assistant. In the span of a mere 10 minutes you can have a running, testable version of the backend with a simple UI that works.
If you are the type of programmer to plough through documentation first, by all means, dig in here.
You could check out our video introducing the assistant, or a walkthrough of integrating Mike into your workflow.
Learning by example is a method praised by most, see this short description how to conjure a working CRM app without typing a single letter of code.
"Mike has drastically cut down development time on my Tour Planner. In just five minutes, it generated 80% of the backend I was looking for. I also saved a lot of time by not needing to come up with the structure and architecture myself. It was far easier to build upon architecture that already existed rather than starting from zero."
You can check his project here.
This is how we will work together through your development Milestones
Initial phase
You are chatting with Mike's assistant about your software idea. At the end you ask for the descriptor for Mike, the Mikefile.
Checking if this is it
The assistant asks if you want to deploy instantly. If you agree, you will get a link with your app running in a temporary VM so you can test the functionality. Iterate here as much as you need to.
Mikefile magic
You can edit the Mikefile to your liking in case you want further fine-tuning on the generator input. Mike's deterministic nature will secure that the only changes will be those you wanted.
Co-op
Integrate Mike into your development cycle. At this point you start to work on the actual codebase together.
Need changes?
If you need changes in the generated code, do it by changing the Mikefile, (re)generate and then use your preferred version control to commit or merge.
Treat him as a colleague
You can also rewrite anything in the generated code directly. In this case conflict resolution is exactly the same.
Getting a hang of it
Iterate at any of the previous points without endangering your already committed code sections.
Ready to Build Something Extraordinary?
Let's bring your digital vision to life.