I build under the alias OccupyTheMilkyWay, which lives inside Lighthaus Creative, the name I put on the studio side of what I do.
Right now that means AI skills for Claude Code: tools that solve real problems instead of just demonstrating what's technically possible. Security scanning, inbox intelligence, expense tracking, invoicing, DevOps automation — workflows I automated because doing them manually is a waste of everyone's time.
The same standard that goes into those tools goes into my photography, and eventually into the photo editing app I'm building. The medium changes. The obsession with getting it right doesn't.
Lighthaus Creative is the studio. OccupyTheMilkyWay is the alias. Both of them are just me — building things that actually work, for people who actually care.
Builder, photographer, and creator of things that actually work. Lighthaus Creative is my studio — AI tools, creative software, and photography all under one roof.
Three tracks, all running at once. Each one gets the same level of care.
14 professional-grade Claude skills across 5 families — Argus, Iris, Plutus, Tyche, and Talos. Free and Lite tiers are genuinely free. Pro tiers are a one-time $9, owned forever. All at v1.0.4 and actively maintained.
View all 14 skills →Landscape, urban, and creative photography. A portfolio gallery, prints for sale, and custom Lightroom presets are all planned. The aesthetic is dark and deliberate.
Portfolio coming soonA new photo editing tool built for people who want fine control without a bloated UI. Non-destructive, fast, and opinionated about what matters. Still in early development.
More info when it's readyEvery skill, every photo, every feature is tested before it leaves. If it doesn't do what it says on the label, it doesn't ship. That's the whole standard.
Pro skills are a one-time purchase. No subscription. No "access revoked." You bought it, you own it. That's how software should work.
The free tier of every skill is a real, functional tool — not a crippled demo with a paywall on every useful feature. Try before you buy means something.
Whether you want to ask about a skill, report a bug, suggest a new tool, or just say hi — I'm reachable.