I'm Jason Nunnelley.
I turn ideas into working systems.
Fast.
I help visionaries build, test, pivot, and ship daily.
Bring me the idea, bottleneck, or broken process. I’ll help turn it into a working system.
The interesting AI work isn't in the lab. It's the last mile. Industrial America — equipment fleets, contractors, school districts, mortgage shops, federal subs — is sitting on a decade of trapped value.
They don't need another pilot program. They need someone who shows up Monday and has something working by Friday. That's the job.
You don't need another six-month consulting engagement. You need somebody to walk in with a laptop, listen for an hour, and start deploying AI against the bottleneck that's actually costing you money.
Document automation. Inbox triage. Estimate generation. RAG over your own files. Voice agents on the phones. Workflow glue. The boring stuff that prints money once it works.
Day rate. No retainer. No "discovery phase." Deliverables ship the same week.
Sprint.md is the file-based project manager I use to spec, plan, and ship —
built for the way we actually work now: humans and AI coding agents, side by side.
Every feature, task, and bug lives as a markdown file right inside your repo. No
database, no SaaS, no login. A file's folder is its status — drag it from
next/ to doing/ to done/ and the board updates itself.
The problem it kills: your agent's plan vanishes the second the chat session ends. Sprint.md makes project state permanent, versioned, and shared. Because it's just text and git, you and every agent read and write the same source of truth — no drift, no re-briefing, no context lost between tools or teammates. Point it at your repo and let the loop runner grind the backlog while you sleep.
Pick a time, tell me what you're building. Opens full-screen — done in under a minute.