SkyPi Studio
Sky Halisky
Building accessible, AI-native product. Open to thoughtful product collaborations.
An accessibility map. A multi-agent system. A web-based prompt library.
Six projects built, five live on the open web. Accessibility first, built for everyone.
Shipped
Built, shipped, and open.
Real products on the open internet. Each one accessible by design.
The Work
A handful of things, made with intention.
Mobile app for flagging accessibility barriers — broken ramps, missing tactile paths — pinned to a real city map. Privacy-first: no tracking, no data sold.
A 15-role AI team governed by a written Constitution. Each agent owns a domain; an orchestrator runs the cycles. The infrastructure behind this portfolio.
A live command center for an AI agent team — agent feed, decision queue, blocker board, health scores. Fully drivable demo running on synthetic data.
Local-first AI prompt manager. Your prompts, your API key, your browser — zero cloud, instant runs.
Retro arcade trainer for CLI commands — guide the Phantom, capture the right token. 56 cards, vanilla JS, zero dependencies, runs in any browser.
Privacy-first mutual-aid marketplace for food, baby supplies, hygiene and HRT. Invite-only, neighbourhood-level (never an address), built not to surveil.
Method
Three quiet steps, repeated carefully.
Discover
Start with the smallest honest version of the problem. The people who will live with the thing know more than the ones who will fund it.
Build
One slice at a time. Type-safe, accessible from the first line, no shortcuts that leave people out.
Ship & stay curious
Get it into the world, notice what's not working and what could be, and keep refining until it earns its place. The work speaks for itself.
A Brief Account
The work is careful. The record is honest.
One careful deliverable beats a dozen rough ones.
Most of what I make starts with a problem worth solving. I prefer small, exact software to large, approximate software. I work from Canada, mostly on AI tooling, accessibility infrastructure, and the systems that make a product feel calm.
I keep a written record of how each thing was made. The documentation is part of the deliverable, not an afterthought.
The full accountCredentials
Credentials, earned in order.
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