Product direction
TaskHatch is not a human-first remote-desktop clone. It is a structured, authorized control plane designed for AI agents operating machines the user owns or is permitted to manage.
2026 – Present
TaskHatch
Protocol-first control plane that lets external AI agents operate explicitly authorized computers through structured remote-access interfaces.
- Production product
- AI infrastructure
- Convex
- Cloudflare
- Stripe
Results at a glance
Results that mattered
A snapshot of the results and changes across operations, adoption, and team experience.
- Source scale
- 36K
- Tracked source lines measured July 18, 2026.
- Live surfaces
- 5+
- Marketing, dashboard, administration, relay, registry, and backend services.
- Product state
- Deployed
- Customer, admin, billing, help, release, and relay paths have live verification records.
Approach and execution
What I did
Decisions I directed
The product plan locks pricing, access modes, authentication, relay authorization, structured errors, support, billing, release distribution, admin workflows, and the boundary between app organizations and third-party authentication models.
AI-native implementation
AI coding agents generated the implementation. Kody owned product direction, requirements, service selection, infrastructure, investigation, acceptance, release decisions, and production outcomes.
Operational correction
A post-launch audit found onboarding was not actually usable. I directed a correction round covering signup policy, email delivery, billing completion, downloads, registry publication, route handoff, legal surfaces, and scheduled cleanup, then required live smoke verification.
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