Orchestrating AI agent teams in Claude Code
What happens when you coordinate multiple AI agents on a single problem instead of working with just one.
I'm a software engineer and engineering leader based in Coquitlam, BC. I've spent the last fifteen years building software at startups, and the last three leading engineering teams.
I'm an engineering manager at Betr, where I manage multiple development teams working on large-scale, cross-platform systems. Outside of that, I run Saltr Labs, a boutique software studio where I build products using modern AI tooling.
The first product out of Saltr Labs is Rinkflow, an AI-powered practice planning app for hockey coaches. Minor hockey coaches are mostly volunteers, parents juggling full-time jobs and families, spending hours every week piecing together practice plans from scratch. Volunteer coaches are critical to keeping youth sports running, and Rinkflow helps them spend less time planning and more time on the ice.
I care about building software that solves real problems for real people. I believe the best products come from engineers who stay close to the users and close to the code. I think AI is going to fundamentally change how software gets built, and I'm proving that out at Betr and through my own products.
When I'm not writing code or in 1:1s, I'm coaching my kids' hockey and soccer teams.





What happens when you coordinate multiple AI agents on a single problem instead of working with just one.
What happens when you bring a distributed engineering team together from across Canada for the first time in years.