Daniel Fraser

Software developer, solution architect, and entrepreneur since 2007. Creator of <yes>tag.

• I'm helping companies build LLM powered products such as chatbots and agentic applications. I can help you too.
• Read about my services or email d@danfraser.net

• March 4, 2025 - I vibe coded a task-specific eval suite with Cursor to stop vibe checking my AI agents' prompts.

• <yes>tag - A tool that makes it easy to create data-powered website components and add them to your site, without code, in minutes. Use it to generate production-ready web components from OpenAPI specs and design examples.

• Applied LLM projects such as agents, chat, generative products or features.
• Full-stack software development, solution architecture, R&D, analysis.
• Web applications, distributed systems spanning multiple technologies. Preferred current stack: Python/FastAPI and Spring Boot backends. HTMX-style and React-style frontend architectures. OpenAI-comparable LLMs and current/emerging LLM product development methodologies. Early or mature stage environments.
• Legacy support for Java projects, such as old Groovy/Grails projects, JBoss Seam, EJB, JSP, etc.

• Currently creating products for the AI and LLM ecosystems, helping companies with this.
• Live in Vancouver, BC
• Professional dev since 2007
• I created Jamwell.ai - platform, tools, and solutions for creating custom GPTs, chatbots, and agents. (this is now a part of Yestag)
• I co-founded multiple consultancies including Podium Solutions, taking client from startup -> exit as co-CTO.
• I created two smart-home/short-term-rental SaaS products and ran this business for ~13 years: Easy Buzzer and EveryDoor
• Early employee at FundRazr - helped pioneer crowdfunding in the early days of social media.
• Started in the early 2000s running PPC ads, marketing websites, and a Flash forum plugin.

• Enthusiasm
• Moving quickly
• Small teams
• Low-process
• Ice cream

• I check d@danfraser.net