Org-wide AI code review agents
Engineered the context, prompts and rules behind agents that review frontend merge requests and autofix accessibility issues — integrated with Jira and GitLab, hardened against prompt-trust and token-leak gaps.
Frontend Architect with 15+ years of experience, spanning early single-page banking apps to leading the Next.js migration of Everlywell.com.
Today, my focus is building the architectural context and guardrails that allow AI agents to write and review frontend code alongside engineering teams. My background in philosophy proved to be ideal preparation for this shift: it gives me the framework to see the macro picture, translate complex systems into precise instructions for AI, and provide steady technical leadership as hands-on development evolves.
Engineered the context, prompts and rules behind agents that review frontend merge requests and autofix accessibility issues — integrated with Jira and GitLab, hardened against prompt-trust and token-leak gaps.
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gridshift.liveA custom OpenClaw web client, built before the official one existed. I forked a community project to reach hooks and endpoints Discord and Slack never exposed, ran my home network as the agent harness over Tailscale, and put a proxy in front so I could drive local agents and push code from anywhere.
github.com/kevinhubert/robin-uiLed the frontend for a greenfield React SPA in a new pnpm/Turbo monorepo — magic-link auth, time-zone-safe scheduling, English/Spanish — shipped ahead of the backend against stubs.
An MUI-based component library with metadata-driven fields that significantly cut UI build time for new social-services features.