Khoyer writes code, hunts bugs, and breathes perfume.
Product engineer, ex-support manager, and fraghead.
I do thoughtful engineering with AI. Agents write a lot of my code; I own the decisions and how it feels to use. I came to engineering through customer support, so I start with where people get stuck.
Open to product, AI, agentic and design engineering roles, and to freelance work.
Kind Words
I had the pleasure of working with Khoyer before the AI era, and he's an exceptional clean coder. His code is clear, well-structured, and reliable. He also takes the time to document everything thoroughly, ensuring easy understanding and maintenance. While the AI landscape may have shifted development practices, his attention to quality and best practices remains invaluable.
Recent Thinking
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Page fifty should match page one
What a design team quietly gives a product, and why I built Turtlekit to hand some of it to an AI coding agent.
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AI Built the UI. Now Try Changing It.
A polished screen is easy to generate. Changing it exposes the decisions underneath. Why I built a pattern-driven frontend system with reusable components, composition rules, and context for coding agents.
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AI Agents for WordPress: What Helps and What Still Fails
A practical look at how AI agents inspect, change, and test WordPress—and why skills and MCP still need real evidence.
How I Work
More than half my career has been spent on WordPress products, with PHP and JavaScript as my foundation. My focus is product thinking and low-level design: understanding what people need and defining how a system should behave. I choose platforms to fit the problem, and agents write a lot of the implementation. I enjoy talking through problems with people and finding a useful solution, whether that means building a product feature or helping someone in a support conversation.