

Reddit Proto
An AI harness that became the company's de facto way to decide. 100% of UX and Product use it, and they've deployed 800 prototypes.
Proves: It changed how decisions get made
Blair Metcalf · Design engineer
Documentation, component systems and agent guidance that let one person do what used to take a team. Principal UX Engineer at Reddit, 23 years at the seam between design and engineering.


An AI harness that became the company's de facto way to decide. 100% of UX and Product use it, and they've deployed 800 prototypes.
Proves: It changed how decisions get made


A portfolio built by one person directing Claude Code agents, with the plan, the rules and the gates left on show.
Proves: The harness, applied to itself

A no-code tool that let designers assemble working prototypes from real Google Cloud components, built with a 22-person UX team.
Proves: The pattern predates the hype


Images, video and GIFs in comments, and a posting flow rebuilt from building blocks. I led the design team and made the case for giving GIFs away.
Proves: Why the harness had to exist

Co-founder. Design, front end, identity, photography.

UI developer

UX Lead and Senior iOS Developer

Designer and developer
Open to a good conversation
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