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Mando Works is a two-person studio in Puerto Rico. We build the software a business actually runs on, and we run a farm on the same software to make sure it holds.
Seven things we have built enough times to quote honestly. Each one is backed by work already running, not by a service page we wrote last week.
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The form is where most small businesses lose the sale. We build intake that survives a weak signal, confirms in writing, and lands in an admin screen somebody will actually open.
Already built
02
Here the business already lives in a chat thread. Instead of moving customers off it, we put structure behind it: orders, payments, and a record of what was promised.
Already built
03
A store is the easy half. The hard half is the product feed, the local inventory, the tax and shipping edge cases, and knowing which channel actually sold the thing.
Already built
04
For businesses running on Instagram alone. One site they own, in Spanish and English, pointed at a single action: a booking, a call, or an order.
Already built
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Agents that go and find out, then hand back something a person can decide on. Local-first where the data is sensitive, and always with the unverified parts marked as unverified.
Already built
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If a team is going to run coding agents, somebody has to make them accountable. Shared skills so every machine follows the same playbook, credentials that are never printed, cost visibility, and a kill switch for the day a deployment runs away.
Already built
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Written from the asking side, which is the harder side. We research what the other party actually needs, put the numbers where they can be checked, and mark every figure we could not verify instead of rounding it into a claim.
Already built
Grouped by what the work is for, not by what year it shipped.
Tooling for teams that run AI coding agents every day: orchestration, cost visibility, shared skills, and secret handling.
One skill library across every agent framework
2026Credentials agents can use but never print
2026A kill switch for runaway deployments
2026Native iOS client for our own agent fleet
2026Storefronts, intake flows, and internal platforms that replace spreadsheets and WhatsApp threads with something a business can run on.
Vehicle lending for farmers and entrepreneurs
2026Headless bilingual farm storefront
2026Orders taken in chat, tracked like a CRM
2026Instagram planning and analytics dashboard
2026Receipt capture with OCR and spend analytics
2026Invite-only membership intake for a tournament
2026Lead research and outreach dashboard
2026Zero-friction press and partner downloads
2026Software shipped under our own name, from a macOS menu bar utility to a claymation farm simulator.
Claymation backyard chicken simulator
2026PDF to chaptered audiobook, entirely on device
2026Voice memos into structured, linked notes
2026Measure a wall with the phone, quote it before leaving
2026A CAPTCHA painted by hand
2026Research and drafting systems for public-interest work in Puerto Rico. Built to be reviewed by attorneys, not to replace them.
Stress-testing a bill before it is filed
2026Drafting support for an agricultural bill
2026Mando Works is the parent. These run underneath it, and they are where most ideas get tested first.
Pasture-raised eggs and Silkies, Puerto Rico
A working farm in Manatí and San Juan, founded 2023. Most of what we build for other businesses was proven here first, on a real flock, a real storefront, and real customers who order over WhatsApp.
puntopio.comWhimsical bohemian murals
Yari's mural practice, sold as transformation packages rather than by the square foot, aimed at short-term rentals and hospitality interiors across Puerto Rico.
yarido.artThe farm on YouTube, and the system behind it
A channel about keeping a small farm afloat, plus the transcription and planning tooling that turns a week of voice memos into episodes.
Three things decide whether a build survives contact with a real business.
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No speculative features, no abstractions for code used once. If a claim cannot be defended, it does not go on the page.
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We run a fleet of coding agents daily and build the tooling that keeps them accountable: shared skills, cost tracking, and secrets that are never printed.
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The storefront, the WhatsApp ordering, the receipt capture, the content dashboard. All of it carries real orders for the farm before it is offered to anyone else.
Tell us what breaks in your week. If we are not the right build, we will say so.