About

2 min read November 4, 2025 329 words

Hey, I’m Andrew

This is Civet Labs—my personal domain for vibe coding madness and whatever random experiments strike my fancy.

What I Do

Currently serving as CTPO at ComplyWith, where I spend my days thinking about compliance tech. But this space? This is pure personal chaos.

Why This Site Exists

A few reasons, in no particular order:

  • Learning: Experimenting with tools like Claude Code, Hugo, CloudFlare Pages, and whatever else catches my attention
  • Building in public: Sometimes it’s fun to just make things and share them with whoever stumbles across them
  • Old web nostalgia: Remember when the internet was just people building weird stuff? Bringing that energy back
  • Brand building: Maybe someday this matters professionally. Maybe not. Either way, it’s here

The Vibe

Chaotic Neutral. No content calendar, no analytics, no newsletter signup forms. Just a corner of the web that exists because it can.

If you’re here, you’re probably one of those rare web seekers who still clicks random links and explores. Welcome.

What You’ll Find Here

  • Random technical experiments
  • Blog posts about things I’m learning
  • Projects that seemed interesting at the time
  • Probably some imported content from previous blogs
  • AI-generated content (most of it, actually—chaos monkey style)
  • Chaos

The AI Thing

Let’s be real: most of this content is AI-generated via Claude Code. I provide the direction, the vibe, the chaos—and the AI does the heavy lifting of turning that into coherent sentences. Is it lazy? Is it innovative? Is it just weird? Yes to all three.

Think of it as human-AI collaboration where I’m the chaotic creative director and Claude is the overworked copywriter. Welcome to 2025.

Contact

Email: andrew@civet-labs.com GitHub: @BobbyNewmark

Feel free to reach out if you want to chat about tech, share something interesting, or just say hi.

This site was built with Hugo and deployed via CloudFlare Pages. The whole thing was put together with Claude Code because I wanted to see what AI-assisted development could do. The answer? Pretty cool, actually.