The brand
BrewedOps
Kape is Filipino for coffee, and BrewedOps is where everything here runs from: support and virtual assistant work, GoHighLevel automation for clients, and the tools, apps and films I build with AI.
brewedops.comBrewedOps studio
Click the lit screen to step inside
This is my real desk, rebuilt as a 3D room. I am Kenneth Villar, founder of BrewedOps: an aspiring AI engineer and AI native builder. I build tools, apps, courses and films with AI, and GoHighLevel automation for clients. Everything on the desk and the shelf opens a piece of that work, and the lit monitor is a small working computer called KapeOS.
The brand
Kape is Filipino for coffee, and BrewedOps is where everything here runs from: support and virtual assistant work, GoHighLevel automation for clients, and the tools, apps and films I build with AI.
brewedops.comWhat I build on
The machine every project in this room was built and rendered on.
AULA F99
A typing test on my AULA F99 keyboard. The words mix everyday English with terms from the Vibe Ops course, a course on building with AI while staying in charge of the build.
Course, with Diskarte Digital
Screen-recorded lessons on making motion-design reels with Claude Code. No editor and no timeline: every beat is directed in code.
motion.diskartedigital.netMouse
Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse.
Maono PD100W
My desk microphone, the Maono PD100W. It stands for Kape Explains, the channel where the pixel mascot KAPE explains AI, automation and building with AI.
youtube.com/@kapeexplainsThe studio cat
Lettuce, my cat: cream coat, blue eyes, and a name tag to prove it. Lettuce watches every build from the side table.
The other studio cat
Celery, my other cat: dark mask, white bib, blue eyes. Celery likes the edge of the table, paws hanging over it.
How I build
The tools, the rules and the loop I use to build apps with AI: Obsidian, CLAUDE.md, opensrc, code-structure and greploop, set up step by step.
brewedops.cloud/frameworkClient work
Workflows, funnels and messaging setups for client accounts. I audit what is live first, then build the automation around it. One blueprint is public: a support ticketing system built inside GoHighLevel, with a pipeline, custom fields, a form, branded emails and one automation per stage.
brewedops.cloud/ticketingsystemOpen source desktop app
An encrypted vault for passwords and file links. Open source, and it runs on your own machine.
On brewedops.cloud
A library of live animation cards sorted by website section. Each card has a preview, a copy-ready prompt and the code.
brewedops.cloud/motionlibraryZebra blinds over the window behind the monitors. Drag them up to let daylight into the room and see the view outside: the blue court and the white townhouses across the street.
KAPE, the pixel mascot of Kape Explains, sits on the shelf with a mug of coffee. Click him and he hops up and asks you to follow and subscribe: Kape Explains on YouTube and Kape Explains on Facebook.
The window-type aircon on the wall, set to 24 degrees. Click it to switch it on or off.
Phone
My phone, lying on the desk. Click it to wake it: the lock screen shows the time, and the wallpaper is my partner, Elle. Tap to unlock for the home screen.
The PLDT fibre box on the wall that keeps the studio online.
A small working computer inside the monitor: a terminal, a paint app, a drum pad, a game, notes, videos and settings.