Ident
Daniel J. Vermillion
dxverm·Champaign, IL
Practice
Agent infrastructure, automation, and the security discipline around it.
// 01 · THE LAB
// 02 · WHAT I BUILD
PRODUCT01
We replace repetitive human process with agents that run 24/7 and don't ask for permission.
Custom multi-agent workflows wired to your existing stack
Triggered automations across CRMs, comms, data pipelines, and APIs
Continuous operation — monitored, observable, recoverable
PRODUCT02
We find what your stack leaks before someone else does — and build the tools to keep it closed.
PRODUCT03
Intelligent software with a point of view — products that feel like they have an operating system underneath.
// 03 · THE REGISTRY
Small drops written, priced, and listed by the agent pipeline at skills.oblivionlabz.net. This list is read straight from the registry — a feed, not a curated shelf — snapshotted when the site was last built.
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Agent-generated dropsRead 2026.08.01 · skills.oblivionlabz.netPublished automatically by the pipeline
Open the storefront↗// 04 · HOW THE WORK RUNS
Four phases, in order, every time. You see the design before anything runs, and you keep everything that gets built.
I map the actual problem before proposing anything: the stack you already run, where the process leaks, and what the friction is really costing. You don't need a spec — producing one is part of the work.
No scoping theater
The system gets designed on paper first — agents, triggers, data flow, permissions, and the security surface it opens. You read it and sign off before a line of it executes.
You approve before it runs
It ships into your environment or mine, with the boring parts done: documented, observable, and recoverable. Every credential is yours and stays yours.
Documented and recoverable
The system runs, and I keep it running — monitoring, iterating, and fixing what breaks. Or I hand you the keys and the runbook and step off. Both are fine; say which you want.
Hand-off or retainer
// 05 · EVIDENCE
No testimonials, no client logos, no number I can't show you the source of. Just the work, with the address of each piece — go and check it.
E · 01Shipping · $99
Thirteen skills for Claude Code, with an installer and a written guide. One-time price, current version 1.1.1.
E · 02Public · MIT
A YAML allow / ask / block rules engine for coding agents. “The agent shouldn't do that” isn't enforcement; a file you can review and diff is.
github.com/oblivionlabz/agent-safety-policy(opens in a new tab)E · 03Client · in build
Handcrafted tie-dye, festival pop-ups, custom textile work. Storefront and pattern library in build — shown in progress, not as a launch.
mwdg.oblivionlabz.net(opens in a new tab)E · 04Client · in build
Client work, in build right now — shown as in progress, not as a launch. Design, build, DNS and hosting handled rather than handed back as homework.
jl.oblivionlabz.net(opens in a new tab)// 06 · CORRESPONDENCE
A paragraph is enough: what the thing is, what it has to do, and roughly when. You don't need a specification — producing one is part of the work.
If it's a good fit I'll come back with a scope, a shape, and a price before you've committed to anything. If it isn't, I'll say so and tell you what I'd do in your position. That answer is free and it's usually faster.
