Hendril Lara.

As co-founder, product owner and engineer, I built across IAS and its enterprise applications: orchestration, identity, deployment and operational workflows. That work also extends to ALMA, the company OS, and Lucentive Enterprise, One, Aura, Spaces, HR and Lucidmatch. The earlier IAS Console and Apple-style interfaces are part of this history. IAS continues to evolve toward a problem-agnostic agent system.

• Agent-driven execution with inspectable decisions and artifacts.
• Enterprise surfaces, multi-tenant boundaries, and operational workflows.
• ALMA agent gateway: machine identity, scoped permissions, and request validation.
• Product direction and implementation across a shared TypeScript monorepo.

TypeScript / Next.js / Convex / Clerk / agent runtimes

I built the ticketing interface over Lucentive’s canonical Convex work store, including boards, detail views, authorship, history, roles and administration. The difficult part is keeping human triage and agent execution on the same record, with the right access boundaries and enough history for someone else to pick up the work.

• Shared ticket state and history for people and coding agents.
• Team boards, ownership, triage, and recoverable work context.
• Permission-aware ticket actions and administration.
• Migration and reconciliation tooling for the existing work record.

Next.js / React / TypeScript / Convex / Clerk

ANANSI is an independent product in active development, built with Rust, Tauri and React. I’m working on the cross-platform application, its interface and the security architecture. End-to-end encryption and network-address protection are design requirements; the product is still being implemented and verified.

• Product design for private, device-owned conversations.
• Cross-platform application work with Tauri and React.
• Security architecture and explicit verification requirements.
• An interface shaped around people, messages, and trust.

Rust / Tauri / React / TypeScript