Daniel Neveux
About

Twenty years building, leading and shipping products.

I'm Daniel Neveux, Fractional CPTO and AI product engineer. More than twenty products launched as Technical PO or founder, and today a daily AI operator: I put agents into production for my clients and for my own tools. My promise fits in one line — the velocity of AI, the rigor of an engineering team.

20 yrsof product experience
20+products launched
×5 to ×20velocity proven in production
/3-4on delivery costs
How I work

Vertical ownership, from market to go-to-market.

I don't position myself as one more executor. I take full responsibility for delivery — from market insight to production — with a single point of contact accountable for the outcome.

01

Proven in-house first

The method runs on my own tools and my own development cycle before it ever reaches a client. I only sell what I operate.

02

Same gates as human code

Every AI output passes an engineering team's controls: executable specs, review, automated tests, TDD, E2E, CI/CD. Velocity isn't paid for in technical debt.

03

Full remote, async-first

Based in Brittany, I work remotely and asynchronously, with occasional travel in France. Three simultaneous engagements at most, to stay genuinely involved in each.

Track record

Products shipped for demanding teams.

Across twenty years of product work, I've built and led for organisations where the bar isn't up for negotiation.

L'Oréal Hermès BNP Paribas Air France BlaBlaCar Indosuez EdTech Circular C-Monétiquette

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What I build

Tools I use every day.

Jared

A spec-driven agentic SDLC pipeline that orchestrates agents across the whole cycle: product management, development, QA.

Odile

Audits run by voice agents, to map processes and use cases at scale.

mcp-lsp-bridge

An open-source MCP language server that gives agents a fine-grained understanding of the code they work on.

The rest

The full technology and how it works is on the dedicated page.

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Contact

A project, a doubt, a first question.

Thirty minutes, no strings attached, to see whether the need and the method meet.