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Independent products for the new internet.
Interceptor Studios is Andrew Wilkinson's workshop for useful software, autonomous agents, games, and strange experiments.
Original Galleon field illustration · 2022
Current fleet · 4 live projects
Different jobs. One workshop.
Peerlytics and USDCtoFiat work the ZKP2P market, KnowFulham maps west London, and Broadside is for sinking your friends.
The workshop
One person, plus the crew he built.
Everything under the flag is Andrew's own work: products he runs day to day, tools he built because he needed them, a game he wanted to play, and agents that hold real responsibilities.
How the workshop worksThe agent crew · 3 active systems
Every agent owns something.
Each one has a defined scope, its own tools, and a bar it has to clear before it can call a job finished.
Oneshot
A Slack-native work agent that also keeps watch.
Davy Jones
How close can an AI get to becoming Andrew?
Barbossa
The operations agent for the Galleon fleet.
Deliberately separate
The three share an operating standard, not an identity. Each has its own context, credentials, and authority, and none of them can see inside the others.
Operating principles
Built to be used.
- 01
Ship the whole loop
Writing the code is the small part. Running it, fixing it, and proving it works is the job.
- 02
Keep the owner visible
Agents do a growing share of the work. None of that changes who is answerable for what ships.
- 03
Let projects stay themselves
Galleon should make the work easier to find and trust, not press every product into one template.
- 04
Prefer evidence to theatre
A working link beats a good story. Write the story once the thing exists.