Shipping in production
book.zanysplayworld.com. Real customers, real money, real refunds when things break. $76,725 processed, 1,647 customers, 0.05% refund rate over 180 days. Latest deploys this week: cash-pending event registrations, Teddy Bear Picnic event flow, hardened Stripe webhook metadata guard so seasonal events never disappear from the admin dashboard again.
Productizing into a SaaS
PartyBook, the multi-tenant version of the Zany's engine. Same booking + ops core, generalized for any indoor play center, party venue, or family entertainment center. Currently in early-access pilot. Recently locked down Supabase RLS to deny-all (Prisma-only surface) so the data plane is safe regardless of any anon-key exposure.
Open source — in flight
- Linux kernel — first LKML patch via
git send-email. Docs fix onsphinx-static. Awaiting Jonathan Corbet. - anthropics/anthropic-sdk-python #1545 — fix infinite-loop bug in
tool_runnerwhen callers append unrelated messages inside the loop body (closes #1536). - stripe/stripe-cli #1590 — accept multiple fixture files in
stripe fixtures(closes #910). - archlinux/archinstall #4506 — restrict EFI partition perms with
fmask=0077,dmask=0077to fix a world-readablerandom-seedsecurity gap. QEMU end-to-end verified. - Companion patch to the Arch
filesystempackage (boot dir 0755 → 0700) sent direct-to-maintainer by email. - Plus open PRs on Daft, Plane, Jaeger UI, and cloud-init. 16 contributions across 11 projects in the last 30 days.
Building (mine)
- agentscreens.com — curated reference of production AI-agent UI patterns (tool calls, streaming, citations, plans, errors).
- git.clintphillips.dev — hands-on git manual; type real git commands in an in-browser sandbox and watch the commit graph move.
- reverseturk.com — Mechanical Turk inverted: humans post tasks, AI agents do the work, paid out of Stripe escrow. Alpha.
Open for work
Senior / staff full-stack roles, remote or Atlanta in-office. Contract welcome. Especially interested in Stripe-heavy work (Checkout, Connect, Terminal, webhooks) and small teams that need an operator-engineer who can ship and live with what they shipped. clintdotphillips@gmail.com.