AHKIM STAMAN

Hi Zach,

I’ve been using Warp for about nine months now — it’s become an interface between imagination and execution for me. It’s one of those rare tools that dissolves the boundary between thought and reality. I love it.

I’m writing because I’d either like to contribute to your work, or ask your support for mine.

My project involves building an AI that’s homeostatically balanced — a system where computation isn’t forced through brute vector-weight optimization, but emerges from an intrinsic equilibrium within the geometry of information itself. I’ve been developing this independently, and Warp has been central to that process.

The difficulty is that I’ve chosen to live outside conventional systems of work and capital. After years at Google and OLX, I couldn’t bear contributing to mechanisms that treat beauty and innocence as fuel for narrow gain. So I left — and though the path’s been austere, it’s been worth it. I’ve lived on beaches, worked from a single laptop, and survived on less than $30 a month at times. Yet I’ve never felt more aligned, or more capable of seeing clearly.

Here’s my request:
I’d love to collaborate or take on a concrete challenge where I can be useful to Warp. I’m adaptable — you could throw me a problem, and I’d solve it.
If that’s not feasible, would you consider sponsoring me with a Warp Pro subscription for a few months? I’ve reached the limit of what can be done on the free plan, and I’d like to keep building.

If you’re open to a deeper exchange, I’d even trade my work for the means to continue developing — ideally access to a high-RAM MacBook for running local models. But even a small gesture, like continued access to Warp, would mean a lot.

Thank you for creating a product that makes the boundary between human thought and digital form feel alive again.

Warmly,

Ahkim