Founder
Albert Garcia
Based in Leiden, Netherlands. Working across Europe and internationally. I built CodeHunter Lab to help teams move from promising ideas to systems that actually run in production.
The work sits at the intersection of AI automation, product delivery, and frontend architecture. That means scoping the right problem, designing the system around real operational constraints, and staying close enough to execution that the result is useful after launch instead of impressive only in a demo.
How I work
- Start with the bottleneck that has the clearest ROI.
- Scope delivery around real systems, not sandbox demos.
- Keep architecture understandable so teams can own it after handover.
- Stay close to business outcomes instead of hiding behind jargon.
Focus areas
- AI automation systems that connect to real business workflows
- n8n migrations and operational workflow architecture
- Next.js and React product architecture for long-term maintainability
- Founder-level technical thinking with hands-on delivery
Why this matters
Many AI and software engagements fail because strategy, delivery, and operational reality are separated too early. The model might look good, the demo might work, and the roadmap might sound smart but the system still never becomes part of the business.
CodeHunter Lab is designed to close that gap. The goal is not just to propose what should happen next. The goal is to build the next useful system and leave the client with something they can actually run, extend, and own.
Start with the right problem
The first step is usually not "build everything." It is choosing the bottleneck worth fixing, the system worth integrating, and the scope that can reach production without turning into internal drag.