The pattern that keeps repeating.
In May 2026 I took on my first paid security audit. Two days in, I realised the compliance constraint required its own tool — otherwise client data would leak into cloud AI models I’d signed an NDA to keep it out of. By the end of day two, the tool existed. It’s called Anonymous and it’s still doing what it was built for.
This pattern — solve a one-time problem, leave infrastructure for the next ten — has been the through-line of my entire career. Most of what I make stays useful longer than the project that asked for it.
addicted exists to make that pattern repeatable for clients, not just for me.