TONY LAROCCO

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Things
I built.

Two websites for real businesses, and a live-data home screen for the head unit in my car. I steered AI coding agents to build all three: they wrote the code, and I made the calls and tested on real devices.

See the builds ↓

Client website · Virginia Beach

Rivera Colon Supply & Logistics

The website for a veteran-owned trucking company: driver recruiting, owner-operator dispatch, and local delivery, each on its own page.

myrcsl.com on a desktop: the headline Drive Flatbed. Training Included. over a night road with a white flatbed truck, then the pay, the schedules, the FAQ, and the apply form.
myrcsl.com on a phone: the same driver page, stacked for a small screen.

What I did

  • Steered AI coding agents to build every page in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with no framework or build step.
  • Set the night-road look: an SVG flatbed truck rolls in, and it parks for visitors who turn motion off.
  • Had job-posting and FAQ data added so Google can show the driver jobs in search.
  • Made Playwright tests the gate: phone layouts, color contrast, and reduced motion must pass before a push.

Stack

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • SVG
  • Playwright
  • Cloudflare
Visit myrcsl.com

Small-business site · Northeast DC

Locs by Jazz

A one-page site for an in-home loc and braid studio: her work, the menu with prices, and one tap to text for an appointment.

Locs by Jazz on a desktop: a pink and cream page with a big Jazz wordmark and a portrait, then her work, the menu with prices, and a map of Northeast DC.
Locs by Jazz on a phone: the Jazz wordmark, a portrait with price tags, and a bar to text for a booking.

What I did

  • Picked the logo from AI mockups first, then steered the site around it in pink, cocoa, and cream.
  • Asked for a drop-in gallery: put a photo or video in a folder, and the Node build adds it.
  • Chose a QR code that breathes pale pink, then checked that it still scans fast on a phone camera.
  • Shipped it on Cloudflare Workers, with a small Worker that streams video in byte ranges so iPhones play the clips.

Stack

  • Node
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • ffmpeg
  • Cloudflare Workers
Visit the site

Android · my 2017 Subaru BRZ

iDoing PX6 head unit

Tron Home + the system under it

I steered AI agents to take over the software on the aftermarket head unit in my car. Tron Home, the home screen they built to my spec, shows live engine data at a glance between Android Auto screens.

Tron Home in light mode with the headlights off: 1550 rpm in the center dial, with voltage, lambda, fuel, and intake air gauges on a pale background.
Recorded on the head unit: a throttle blip to 3,250 rpm, then back to idle.Captured on the head unit by day: with the headlights off, Tron Home switches to light mode.

What I did

  • Steered the agents through Tron Home in Kotlin. It reads the engine through a USB OBD-II reader and redraws six live gauges.
  • Set the rules: the theme follows the headlights, and the fuel reading must match the dash needle.
  • Had them give the unit internet through my phone while Android Auto holds its Wi-Fi, with a proxy app on each end.
  • Tested each build in the car. The unit now survives a factory reset: a boot hook reinstalls my apps and settings.

Stack

  • Kotlin
  • Android 10
  • RK3399
  • OBD-II
  • ADB
  • init.rc

In my car, not on the web. The theme switch above shows the light mode it uses by day.

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