George Brothers

Selected work

Business.
Systems.
AI.

I study accounting at Belmont and build things on the side: a vending company, a rental operation, an AI that remembers everything about me.

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Belmont, 3.9 GPA · MIT DS & ML Certificate

This Website

George BrothersThis WebsiteVol. 01

Context Engine

George BrothersContext EngineVol. 02

Honky Tonk CBD

George BrothersHonky Tonk CBDVol. 03

Vol. 01 · 2026

This Website

Designed and built in collaboration with Claude

The site you’re on. The brief was press.stripe.com inverted: off-white paper instead of near-black, ink serif type, every project a physical volume you scroll past, hover, and open.

The design system is small on purpose. One paper background, one ink, and a spine art-directed to each project’s own brand. The volumes are CSS 3D. No WebGL, no canvas, no UI framework. One vanilla JavaScript file drives the scroll choreography, the hover pop, and the face-on detail transition. Motion turns off entirely when your system asks for reduced motion.

It was built end-to-end in collaboration with Claude Code. I set the direction, the reference, and the quality gates. It wrote the code. I’m an accounting student, not a programmer. That’s the point.

Vol. 02 · 2026

Context Engine

A personal context database, designed for machine retrieval

A machine-readable database of my own context: history, projects, preferences. Built for AI retrieval rather than human reading.

The architecture is an index plus pages. A small index every model reads first, pointing to focused pages it loads only when a task needs them. An ingestion pipeline moves source material into the structure, with a coverage ledger that proves the structured version carries everything the original did. Nothing silently dropped.

The retrieval contract caps token cost. Any model can load deep personal context cheaply and predictably, not just one vendor’s. Design once, retrieve anywhere.

Vol. 03 · 2024

Honky Tonk CBD

Founder & CEO · Nashville

An age-verified CBD vending business, founded and run in Nashville through 2024.

The hardware was a 77-inch machine with a 40-inch touchscreen and an ID reader that verified every buyer was 21+ before a sale could complete. I designed the compliance workflow around that gate. The placement pitch to venues was simple: no cost to you. I handled installation, stocking, and servicing, with inventory and sales monitored remotely in real time and exported to Excel.

When Tennessee policy shifted and the model stopped making sense, I wound the operation down deliberately. Built from scratch, run on the numbers, closed on the numbers.