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I play piano, write code, and build AI systems that run businesses from the terminal.
Most people pick a lane. I refused. Not out of indecision—out of conviction that the best ideas come from the collision of disciplines.
Every system I build, every product I ship, every essay I write starts from the same place: creativity isn't a department or a hobby. It's the operating system.

Three companies, zero employees. I run everything from the terminal—AI agents for sales research, content pipelines that write themselves, automation that turns processes into machines. Not because efficiency is the goal, but because it creates space. Space for the piano. Space for the essay. Space for the game that takes 80 hours.
PG Creative is the workshop where all of this lives. The AI products, the consulting work, the gaming essays, the writing—different rooms in the same building. Different expressions of the same refusal to be one thing.
