01. Develop

One engineer. Industrial output.

I am Mario. I write code, command a fleet of agents through Legion, and ship complete production systems in days. Apps, backends, AI systems, infrastructure, CI/CD, security, the works. If your roadmap needs an operator who can move at platform speed, you are in the right place.

Operator. Suit. Fleet.

How I ship like Iron Man

Tony Stark is not a man with a suit. He is a man wearing the suit. The suit makes him faster. Smarter. Harder to kill. The suit does not replace the operator. It amplifies him. Same posture here. I am the operator. Legion is the suit. The fleet of agents and skills behind it is the army. The work is mine. The output is industrial.

01. Operator

One engineer. Three decades.

Started writing software at eight. US Marine Metrologist. Ex-Creative Director. Founder across wireless, ISP, data center, defense, ecommerce, and marketing. The judgment layer is not delegated.

02. Suit

Legion is the IDE armor.

Cursor and VS Code extension. 25,000 downloads in week one. Powers .cursor/agents and .cursor/skills. Drops a doctrine-driven team straight into your editor.

03. Fleet

Thousands of agents. One brief.

Specialist agents for each domain. Parallel execution on high-performance hardware. The brief comes in. The fleet ships. I run the doctrine.

The result is not "AI-assisted." It is not "vibe-coded." It is a senior engineer commanding a fleet. The team is one. The output is industrial. Twenty engineers in one human, plus the suit, plus the army.

Receipts

Benchmarks the field is not running

These are not estimates. They are last-build numbers. Apply once and you will see the next set.

01. Inside an hour
45 min

Site plus light CRM, end to end

Research. Copy. Imagery. Component build. Backend wiring. Lead capture. Deploy. The whole stack from cold start to live URL inside 45 minutes. Not a landing page. A working product.

02. Inside three days
600,000 LOC

Production app, QA bulletproofed

72 hours. Six hundred thousand lines. Fully QA hardened. Security verified. CI installed. Test suite running. Near-zero bugs at ship. The suit does not get tired. The doctrine does not slip.

03. Inside a week
25,000 installs

Legion, in the wild

Twenty-five thousand operators picked up the suit in its first seven days on the VS Code Marketplace and Open VSX. Real adoption. Real usage. Real receipts. Same operator. Same doctrine.

Stack

Tools the suit ships with

75+ tools across languages, frontends, backends, databases, infra, AI, payments, comms, and observability. The fleet picks the right one. Then ships.

Receipts in production

Things the suit shipped

  • OllieBot

    OllieBot.ai

    Omnichannel AI customer support. Shipped from cold start to first real conversation in a single weekend. The fleet handled the integration work; the operator chose the shape.

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Supabase
    • Anthropic
    • Vercel
  • Owl's Roost

    Owl's Roost

    Workflow infrastructure at scale. Multi-tenant, multi-region, hardened against the noisy-neighbor problem. Built so the operator can swap providers without the customer noticing.

    • Node.js
    • PostgreSQL
    • Cloudflare
    • Stripe
    • TypeScript
  • Wise Guys Consulting

    Wise Guys Consulting

    Elite automation architecture for enterprise innovation teams. The brief was straightforward: cut the cycle time in half. We cut it by 6x.

    • Python
    • GitHub Actions
    • AWS
    • OpenAI
    • PostgreSQL
The suit, open-source

Legion is the IDE armor

The Cursor and VS Code extension I built to ship faster. It powers the agent and skill systems that turn one engineer into an army. 25,000 operators picked it up in its first week. Open-source. Free. Yours.

Install Legion
  • 25,000 downloads. Week one.
  • Powers .cursor/agents and .cursor/skills.
  • Cursor + VS Code + Open VSX. Cross-platform.
  • Open-source. Same engine. Yours to fork.

Tell me what you are shipping

I will tell you if I am the right fit. If I am, the timeline starts the day you sign.

signed, the llama