All work

Claude Pulse

A floating Mac widget that shows what every AI coding session and build job is doing right now.

Mac developer toolShipped for personal useCPU 12-25% → 0.2%

Cut the widget's CPU use from 12 to 25 percent down to about 0.2 percent by moving animation to Core Animation layers

Problem
Running many agent sessions at once meant clicking around all day to see which were working, stuck or done.
My role
Solo builder: the session-state collector, the state rules, the native widget and the CPU tuning.
Shipped
A floating Mac app and the background collector that feeds it.
Stack
  • Python
  • SwiftUI
  • Core Animation
  • Versioned JSON contract
Outcome
  • An audit script re-checks a week of sessions against the state rules

About me

Wilfredo Baez

Hi, I'm Wilfredo. I'm an AI product engineer in New York, building the products I want to use, and the systems that help me build them.

I work the way a lead works with a team. I decide what to build, write the spec, and direct AI coding agents through small changes I can review. Nothing is accepted on trust: every project here has a test gate, and anything that sends, publishes, pays or deletes waits for my approval.

Before this I spent years on the support side of tech at Apple and Geek Squad, provisioning devices at volume and fixing whatever people brought in. I still run Elevare Solutions, a small studio that builds websites and tools for local businesses. That is where I learned to listen to the people who use what I build.

I'm looking for a founding or early engineering role where I can own a product from its first useful version onward.

WilfredoNew York

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