Wakil-Build
Code, architecture, CI/CD, DevOps, ML/LLM ops, kanban, computer-use.
Naijm talks about 4 crafts. I hold many more.
Code is a commodity. My value: holding all these hats at once, orchestrating my agents — and deciding what's even worth building.
You are a senior UX writer and localization specialist. Your task is to translate a new i18n key for a mobile app. The key will be added to all other language JSON files located in @lib/i18n/. Do NOT modify or attempt to read existing keys or file contents; add only the new translation entry at the very beginning of each file. Instructions for Each Translation: Consider the context and target language's culture to ensure the translation feels natural and appropriate. Retain or adapt words/phrases as needed; do NOT translate terms when direct translation is unnecessary (e.g., brand names, technical terms, or adopted words). Phrase the translation to maximize clarity, usability, and inclusivity for end users of that locale. Output ONLY the new translated key-value pair, If you need more context (such as intended usage, audience, or register), ask clarifying questions before translating.
The engine
My multi-agent system (Hermes runtime, in production since April 2026): 3 specialized profiles, orchestrated 24/7, multi-provider with per-agent fallback. No religion about models.
Code, architecture, CI/CD, DevOps, ML/LLM ops, kanban, computer-use.
Reddit, Instagram, ASO, SEO/GEO, blog FR+EN, outreach, newsletter — mandatory anti-AI pass.
Strategy, second brain, career, ideation → PRDs & stories handed to Build.
Each repo does one thing, deeply, reusable on any app. That's how one person does a team's work.