Software for the awkward bits

I'm Adam, a software engineer in Vancouver. I build internal tools, AI features and web products.

Portrait of Adam Hultman

Product work and open source

PR QA Copilot product page showing an automated browser test report

PR QA Copilot, open source

PR checks in a browser

A GitHub Action that runs browser journeys against a preview and puts the result and screenshots on the pull request

Published as a versioned action with a live test

Playwright, GitHub Actions, Next.js

Geny, Assembly Digital

Geny inside WordPress

An AI content tool placed where editors were already drafting and publishing

Used by Canadian media teams

Product engineering, AI integration, AWS

Kopperfield, current role

Permit tools for electricians

Load calculations, single-line diagrams and permit paperwork for electricians

Current product work at Kopperfield

React, Node.js, PostgreSQL

Open source

Wanderlust

A readable Next.js recreation of OpenAI's DevDay Assistants API demo

60 stars and 20 forks on GitHub as of September 2026

Next.js, TypeScript, applied AI

The kind of work I take on

Usually one of these, or the awkward overlap between them

Internal tools

The small app your team keeps trying to approximate with spreadsheets, inboxes and one person's memory

AI features

Search, extraction, drafting or review inside a product people already use

Product engineering

A focused web feature, integration or rescue job when a team needs extra engineering capacity

Cream paper shapes connected by olive cords on a worktable

A focused first month

We start with one clear job and scope a first version for about 30 days.

Projects from $5,000 USD

Ongoing engineering starts at $5,000 USD a month, on a month-to-month basis.

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A quick cost check

For repetitive work, estimate the value of time a tool could save.

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I'm Adam

I'm a software engineer in Vancouver. Over six years I've worked on media products, electrical permitting tools, cloud systems, AI features and plenty of less visible engineering. I studied security and privacy at UVic and like working close to the people using what I build

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Tell me what you're making

A rough note is enough. I'll read it and let you know whether I can help.