Product designer crafting consumer tools that turn complex goals into structured, actionable workflows.

Selected work,

UX,

Visual

Stride

AI / Workflow / Execution System

2026

Product

  • An AI-powered tool that turns goals into step-by-step actions while keeping the process transparent and controllable

My Role

  • Product Designer & Builder

  • 0 → 1 Product Concept + Prototype

Timeline: 3–5 days

Tools: Claude Code, AI agents

Outcome

  • Built a working prototype in days using AI-assisted development

  • Transformed abstract goals into structured execution flows

  • Identified a key gap in current AI agents: lack of process transparency

  • a workable prototype

  • blend into my personal process

Problem

Ideas are easy to generate, but hard to execute.


Most tools help store ideas, but fail to move them forward. At the same time, AI agents can execute tasks from a single prompt, but remove visibility and control from the user.


This creates a gap between intention and execution.

What Stride Does

Stride bridges this gap by turning goals into structured, transparent action plans.


Instead of replacing the user, it works alongside them, breaking down intent into steps while keeping the process visible and adjustable.

Core Experience

  1. Input → Intent

  2. AI Structuring

  3. Execution with Visibility

  1. Input → Intent

Users start with a vague goal:

“Start a bakery”, or

“Build a social media presence”

  1. AI Structuring

Stride translates intent into structured steps:

  • Breaks down goals into actionable tasks

  • Organizes dependencies and sequence

  • Suggests realistic starting points

  1. Execution with Visibility

Unlike traditional agents, Stride keeps the process visible:

  • Users can inspect each step

  • Adjust or override decisions

  • Maintain control while benefiting from automation

Design Principles

1. Make execution visible

AI should not hide the process, but expose it.


2. Support momentum over perfection

The goal isn't optimal planning, but quick action.


3. Structure reduces friction

Clarity emerges when steps are organized.

Building Stride

With no prior coding experience, I used AI tools to rapidly build Stride:

  • Defined system logic and task structure

  • Used Claude Code to generate functional flows

  • Iterated directly through making, not just designing

Reflection

This project shifted how I think about tools.


The most effective tools are not the most perfect, but are the ones that help ideas take the first step.


Stride is less about task management, and more about making execution feel possible.

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