stillhuman.tech
A. MASALOV
v2.1.0
[ OK ] mounted /human
[ OK ] loaded character.cfg
$> ready_to_meet_a_real_person
$ whoami → alex
StillHuman
I lead engineering teams and build AI systems . I help founders figure out what AI actually means for their business — not in theory, in practice. Talk to me →
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Currently active § 01
Building now.
What I'm shipping this quarter. Mostly AI tooling, mostly weird, mostly fun.
01 Street-level housing reports for Spain. Walkability, noise, parking, and what listings skip — so you know how you’d actually live there before deciding.
housing spain open-data saas
02 AI recommendation intelligence for restaurants. See how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity describe your place — and what to fix to get recommended.
ai saas restaurants seo
03 Pet project for video-based explainers and demos with AI in the loop.
video demo solo
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Shipped & live § 02
You can use these.
Things that exist outside my localhost. Click, install, play.
04 A PM-led AI squad built a multiplayer arena end-to-end. All work tracked in GitHub issues.
agents multiplayer open-source
05 Browser extension for one-click rephrasing, powered by your own OpenAI key.
chrome BYO-key
06 Roblox dev tutorials and experiments in teaching complex systems to beginners.
roblox edu
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Writing § 03
Reading / writing.
Long-form thinking through the problems behind the projects.
07 Comic-style guide to LLMs, tools, MCP, skills, and agents. Lives as a Still Human subpage.
guide illustrated
08 My journey toward the Chief AI Officer role — experiments, strategy, and what the job really looks like.
strategy caio
// Diagnostic v2.1
Run human_assessment (you)
7 questions. 8 possible points. Tells you, with a straight face, how human you still are.
./run_assessment.sh →
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What I believe § 04
Five things // five truths.
AI should do the tedious. Humans should own the consequential.
Most companies don't have an AI problem. They have a clarity problem.
Developers are scared. They shouldn't be. But they do need to change.
Someone has to own the decisions. It should be a person.
Stay the author of your own work.
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Reach out § 05
Open / a channel.
If you're a developer figuring out what's next, or a founder who doesn't know where to start.