Full-Stack Development for Teams Building on Vercel

I’m Tyler Duprey, a Senior Full-Stack Developer specializing in Next.js and the Vercel platform. I help teams automate their backend workflows with AI agents and optimize their frontend for the people actually using their product.

How I Can Help

Backend Workflow Automation

I build AI agents that take repetitive, manual work off your team’s plate — from internal tooling to customer-facing automation — deployed and scaled on Vercel.

Frontend Optimization

I audit and rebuild slow, clunky frontends into fast, well-architected Next.js apps your users actually enjoy using — better Core Web Vitals, better conversion, less technical debt.

Curious whether this fits what you’re working on? Let’s talk.

Latest Writing

I write about the Next.js and Vercel ecosystem — rendering strategies, AI agent architecture, performance, and the tools I actually use in client work.

  • Building AI Agents for Workflow Automation on Vercel

    What backend workflow automation with AI agents actually looks like in practice, and where Vercel and Next.js fit.

  • A Practical Guide to Next.js Rendering Strategies (SSR, SSG, ISR, PPR) for Product Teams

    SSR, SSG, ISR, and PPR explained in terms product teams actually care about: load time, freshness, and infrastructure cost.

  • Diagnosing and Fixing Core Web Vitals Issues on a Next.js + Vercel Stack

    A concrete process for diagnosing and fixing Core Web Vitals problems on a Next.js and Vercel stack.

  • Designing Reliable AI Agent Pipelines: Retries, Idempotency, and Observability

    The production-grade concerns — retries, idempotency, and observability — that separate a demo AI agent from something a business can depend on.

  • What's New in Next.js — What Actually Matters for Production Apps

    A running breakdown of recent Next.js releases, filtered down to what actually changes how production apps should be built.

  • Anatomy of a Vercel Migration: Moving a Legacy App to Next.js Without a Rewrite

    A case-study look at migrating a legacy frontend to Next.js and Vercel incrementally, without a risky full rewrite.

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