Nick
McInnis
I build things that work — and keep working.
Printers to M365 tenants, PowerShell to production web apps. Right now I'm deep in agentic engineering — building tools that do real operational work instead of just answering questions.
The work
InkInfinite Canvas for AI Agents
A whiteboard agents can actually build on. Boards hold plans, forms, wireframes and dashboards that outlive the conversation that made them, so work an agent does in one session is still there — and still editable — in the next.
TiculateStatus Page and Workspace
One project record with two faces: a page stakeholders read, and a workspace the collaborators and agents work from. Built for the case where an agent is doing the building and a person is steering, and the record goes stale between check-ins.
Notes from the build
Design Tokens: One File to Brand an Entire Site
Every colour, size and radius on a site can live in one sheet of CSS custom properties. Rebranding then stops being an archaeology project.
Building a CMS Around Markdown Instead of a Database
Most CMS platforms start with a database. This one starts with a folder of Markdown files. Here's why that changes everything.