MCHLBLLN · Automation systems · Belgium
I'm Michiel Bellen. I build AI automation, custom web platforms and Cardano systems — engineered so a one-person company can outproduce a department.
Professional software
Sites, apps, systems
Autonomous units
Working days
Systems
Four systems, one operator. Each is something I have shipped and maintain — not a service page written to fill a grid.
Multi-agent systems that do real work — research, generate, deploy, invoice, report — instead of demoing well. Built on Claude, local Ollama models and Python, with typed contracts between agents so nothing quietly drifts.
Laravel and Filament applications with real authentication, admin, booking and content management from day one. Not a template with your logo dropped on it — a product your business runs on.
On-chain credentials, native tokens and wallet integrations on Cardano. Open Badges that stay verifiable even if the issuing institution stops existing.
Paper, spreadsheets and copy-paste handoffs turned into systems that run themselves. Usually the highest-return thing a Belgian SMB can do, and the least glamorous.
The fleet
MCHLBLLN runs on an orchestrator I built to replace the parts of an agency that scale badly. It finds the work, builds it, ships it, bills it and reports on it. Select a unit for its briefing.
Select a unit
Role · Reconnaissance
Crawls a target business and extracts a structured briefing — services, audience, language, brand assets, booking tooling — then scores exactly where the current site is losing customers.
Output
A typed Briefing — services, audience, language, brand assets, and a weakness score.
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Role · Fabrication
Turns a briefing into a working Laravel application with a design bespoke to that business. Claude-driven, so it makes design decisions instead of filling in a template.
Output
A deployable Laravel repository, one per customer, with its own design.
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Role · Deployment
Provisions the vhost, database and certificate, then deploys on every commit. Preview subdomain first, customer domain on signature.
Output
A live preview URL, a TLS certificate, and a deploy-on-push pipeline.
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Role · Outreach
Writes outreach in the prospect's own language and shares the preview build. Deliberately gated behind GDPR and Belgian B2B rules before it sends anything.
Output
A drafted outreach sequence in NL or FR, queued for my approval.
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Role · Billing
Creates the customer and recurring invoice in Zoho, chases what is unpaid, and tells DevOps when to suspend a site.
Output
A Zoho customer, a recurring invoice, and a dunning schedule.
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Role · Frontline
Answers customer questions from the knowledge base and escalates to me the moment it is not certain. It is allowed to say it does not know.
Output
An answered ticket — or an escalation with the full context attached.
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Role · Telemetry
Funnel, recurring revenue, churn and agent health, summarised daily. The dashboard that decides what I work on tomorrow.
Output
A daily digest: funnel, recurring revenue, churn, agent health.
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Field log
Things that exist and run. The rest is under NDA or not worth your time.
Verifiable digital credentials issued on Cardano. Open Badge compliant, cryptographically checkable, and still valid in ten years whether or not the issuing institution is.
The seven-agent orchestrator behind this page. Finds Belgian SMBs with failing websites, builds each a bespoke replacement, deploys it to a preview domain, and runs the back office.
What the factory ships: a Laravel and Filament application per customer — booking, team, services, opening hours, reviews, real admin — with a visual identity built for that business alone.
Engineering in the Cardano ecosystem: infrastructure, tooling and open-source contributions around the protocol.
A home lab assistant — local models, voice, calendar and a wall tablet. Where everything gets broken first, before a customer ever sees it.
Approach
Four phases. No discovery theatre, no twelve-week silence.
A call and a hard look at what you have. I map the process, find where the money leaks, and tell you plainly if automation is the wrong answer for you.
A fixed-scope plan: what gets built, what it costs, and what it deliberately will not do. You approve a document, not a feeling.
I build it in the open. You get a live preview URL in the first week and watch it fill in — no reveal at the end, no surprises.
Live on your domain, monitored, backed up and maintained on a monthly fee — or handed over with the keys and the documentation. Your call, not mine.
Operator
I'm Michiel — a Belgian engineer who has been shipping software for over a decade in PHP, JavaScript and Python. MCHLBLLN is my name with the vowels taken out, and it is a one-person company on purpose.
I hit the ceiling every good freelancer hits: the work is only ever as big as the hours. The standard answer is to hire. I went the other way and built a fleet of agents that handles research, build, deployment, billing and reporting — so the quality bar stays mine and the throughput stops being my problem.
The rest of the time I'm in the Cardano ecosystem building verifiable-credential tooling, or in the home lab teaching a local model to run my house.
“Better be a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war.”
Comms
Tell me what's broken, what you want automated, or what you want built. I read every message myself and answer within one working day.
Taking on new projects