Every mescio product starts from a need that came up during client work: a missing piece that kept turning up from one project to the next.
Some are in review, others are still in development. When a product is paid, the price is public. When something goes open source, it is announced in advance.
A WordPress plugin that connects your site to your own AI agents and custom GPTs, with context handling, per-user memory and guardrails you configure from the admin panel. For anyone who wants AI on their site without rewriting the backend.
A set of command-line tools and Python scripts for recurring jobs: batch document processing, normalised exports, lightweight data pipelines. It will be published on GitHub as open source once it’s ready.
Versioning and testing for prompts used in production: diffs between versions, rollback and output comparison. For teams that use AI inside structured processes, not just in a chat window.
A lightweight connector that sends HTML form submissions straight to Notion or Airtable, with no Zapier in between. Runs on your own server and is configured with a single YAML file.
None of these tools starts from scratch on principle. They build on what already works and add only the piece that’s missing.
Building a product means choosing what not to do.
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