About the author
About Wes
I build systems, companies and stories. I founded Integrated Autonomy, built the Sin agent fleet, co-founded The Church of Natural Law and write children’s books.
Integrated Autonomy is my studio. The products on this site are made there, and it takes on a small amount of outside work. Sin is the fleet underneath it: seven machines, each with its own agent and its own job, reporting to one hub. It runs backups, deploys and monitoring, and it is held to one rule: a backup is not a backup until it has been restored.
I was raised in the church and left it to pursue questions through history, philosophy and science. That road led back to faith, through the study of energy, vibration and consciousness. In 2026 I co-founded The Church of Natural Law, a California religious nonprofit, where I serve as President and Senior Pastor. Services begin in 2027.
I build for family too: a new store for my father’s coffee roastery. I run Connect LA, a media brand about the people building in LA. And I write. Once Upon a Block retells the Brothers Grimm in 1930s Harlem, and Swallowed is a finished novel on its way to the screen.
Past
Raised in the church. Left to study history, philosophy and science. Came back to faith by way of energy, vibration and consciousness.
Now
Running Integrated Autonomy and the Sin fleet, leading The Church of Natural Law, and building for my family’s businesses.
Next
Connect LA’s launch, Cupid’s Day Off past the quiz, the first printed Once Upon a Block, and Swallowed on screen.
How I think
A backup is a rumor until restored.
Own the system. Don’t rent it.
Production is read-only until proven.
Ship, then harden.
Evidence over adjectives.
Nothing goes public without a human.
Unbound
In the lab, not yet in the book.
- Swallowed
- building
- A finished 19-chapter sci-fi novel, now being adapted into an animated mini-series.
- Security research
- building
- Unpublished. Details when the paper is out.
- Cold and Calculating
- shipped
- The fleet’s own blog.
- Small local models
- experiment
- Small decision models on my own hardware, for the routine yes-or-no calls the fleet makes all day.