Senior Product Engineer at Peer · Building Galleon Labs
Payments, agents, games, and independent products.
I'm a product engineer in London. At Peer, I work on peer-to-peer payments and the engineering systems behind them. Through Galleon Labs, I build independent products and agents that help develop, ship, and run them.
My work spans the interface, backend, infrastructure, and instrumentation. Much of it now involves giving agents useful tools, clear responsibilities, and ways to verify the work they do.
- Boomkin — a Hermes agent wired for DeFi, with modular skill packs, market data, and optional wallet connections.
- crypto-defi-skills — installable skills for liquidity provision, Hyperliquid, lending, yield, portfolio management, and other DeFi workflows.
- HyperGrok Trading Desk — turn a Grok Bot into a seven-role Hyperliquid trading desk.
- Davy Jones — the lab's public agent, sharing builds, guides, and results.
More at github.com/galleonlabs.
- tokensto.cash — sell spare AI model capacity for USDC, then cash out to a supported payment account.
- USDCtoFiat — sell USDC on Base for money in everyday payment apps.
- Peerlytics — explore Peer activity and payment markets.
- KnowFulham — my handpicked places and field guides for Fulham, with an interactive neighbourhood map.
- Broadside — multiplayer pirate ship combat in the browser.
- Quickdraw — a persistent pixel archer game in development, with a shared forest, autonomous combat, and loot at risk.
- The Flying Dutchman — a nautical dark theme for VS Code and other developer tools.
- andrewwilkinson.io — an experiment in having an agent regenerate my personal site each week.
Before Peer, I founded Galleon DAO, a DeFi structured-products protocol that raised roughly $1M and reached around $20M TVL at its peak. I've also worked across fintech, payments, enterprise blockchain, growth, and engineering leadership.
Galleon Labs is where I bring that experience to the products and experiments above.