Product Manager · AI-Native Builder
Matthew Kuykendall
I started as a mechanical engineer and never stopped building. Now I build with AI, and everything below is something I actually built.
Selected projects
Each one says what it was, how it was made, and where it stands today
Fig. 01 — Consumer · AI · Legal strategy
Campus Scout
A nightly AI housing scout I built for my brother-in-law's college search. It ran 45 nights and found him a place, and California rental law ended up shaping the business plan I scoped around it.
Runs45 nightly reports, Jul to Aug 2026Fig. 02 — In-job · DevEx · ArborXR
Developer Docs Pipeline
The pipeline I run at ArborXR to turn SDK changes into correct public developer docs. I check the source, build it locally, and route the review to the engineer who owns the code.
RunsIn production at ArborXRFig. 03 — 3D / WebXR · Craft · Product scoping
keii: a walkable 3D museum
A walkable 3D museum in a single 34KB file that works on desktop, phone, and Quest. Built for a friend, then scoped as a product artists could actually own.
RunsDesktop · mobile · VRFig. 04 — Workflow · Automation
How I run my week as a PM with AI
DayBrief, the morning brief that sorts overnight Slack and email into what needs me now, what needs me today, and what carried over. It runs on my company's approved integrations, with no personal tokens.
RunsEvery workday morningFig. 05 — In-job · WebXR · ArborXR
Treehouse in VR
I added a VR mode to ArborXR's virtual office, so people in a Quest can walk around and play mini golf and ping pong with coworkers on desktops. I built it in a day with Claude Code and tested it in an emulator before I ever put on a headset.
RunsIn ArborXR's virtual officeFig. 06 — In-job · AI enablement · ArborXR
AI Workstation
I turned how our strongest AI users actually work into a guided Claude setup anyone at ArborXR can run in about 20 minutes. It connects their tools, clears out the clutter and teaches Claude who they are and how they write.
RunsIn ArborXR's shared Claude plugin