PORTFOLIO / 2026

Jesse Anderson · Software Engineer

I build software
to understand
what comes next.

Software engineer at The Walt Disney Company with a background spanning infrastructure, cloud architecture, and product development. Now focused on AI tooling and developer experience.

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01 / SELECTED WORK

Things worth
building.

Two ambitious products, built in the open and improved through real use.

/01Actively building
Cyberdeck agent command center interface

Local AI agent command center

Cyberdeck

A neon, keyboard-first terminal interface for running multiple local coding agents. Built around fast context switching, visible permission boundaries, and a shared runtime that can grow with new providers and modules.

  • Python
  • Textual
  • Codex
  • ACP
  • Open source
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/02In development

The whole climbing trip, in one place

ClimbSite

A climber-focused trip planner connecting areas, nearby camping, approach notes, parking friction, and trusted source links. Starting with the Red River Gorge and designed to complement—not replace—guidebooks.

  • Next.js
  • Postgres
  • Maps
  • Auth.js
  • Product design
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02 / FIELD NOTES

Learning in public.

Working notes on AI, product decisions, and the messy middle of making things.

03 / ABOUT

Curious by default.
Shipping on purpose.

  • 2007 Technology career began
  • 2018 Professional software development
  • AWS Former Solutions Architect
  • NOW AI tooling & developer experience

I’m Jesse Anderson, a software engineer at The Walt Disney Company. I’ve worked in technology since 2007, beginning in infrastructure and systems administration. Along the way, I spent a year as a Solutions Architect at AWS, building a deeper understanding of cloud architecture and how complex systems fit together.

I’ve been developing software professionally since 2018, but my path into development was largely self-taught. That background shapes how I work: understand the system beneath the abstraction, follow how the pieces connect, and keep building until an idea becomes useful.

Today, I’m focused on AI tooling and developer experience—building Cyberdeck to explore multi-agent workflows, developing ClimbSite as a practical product, and documenting what I learn along the way.

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