LayerV · 2026 – present · Design Consultant

LayerV

Go-to-market and product-market fit for qURL: private, expiring access links to hidden infrastructure — for people and AI agents.

Go-to-marketDeveloper toolingSecurityEarly stageLive product ↗

The product

LayerV’s core idea is that you can’t attack what you can’t see. The qURL connector hides an app or API from the public internet entirely, then issues private, expiring links that let a specific person — or a specific AI agent — reach it for a specific task. Nothing answers a scan; access is a link.

layerv.ai. The positioning work: 'your infrastructure, off the map' and 'Mythos-ready' for a world where attacks move at AI speed.

The work

I’m working with the founding team on three things, in this order:

Go-to-market. Who the first customers are, what they’re afraid of, and how qURL is explained in their words rather than in security jargon.
Product-market fit. Testing the core technology against real use cases — agent access in particular — and feeding what we learn back into the platform.
The surfaces that carry the story: the platform itself, the developer tooling (CLI, SDK, MCP integration), and the website.