Hello world, I’m
I’m a frontend engineer who’s in love with building cool things.
A few of the seeds planted in the garden of my mind
My passion lies in building and deploying unique ideas from start to finish.
I focus on writing clean, maintainable code by utilizing testing and modern tools.
Comfortable shipping end-to-end features and collaborating across the stack.
Always poking at something new, whether it's a language, an agent framework, or an old stack I still remember.
Recent fruits harvested from the garden of my mind
A YouTube subscription dashboard, live in production, that pulls recent uploads from every channel you follow into one round robin queue. Includes curated Lists to narrow the queue and a catch up autoplay mode.
Extends RimWorld logging worksites by adding support for custom biomes and wood types, with automatic detection of new biome mods so it keeps working without updates. 170+ active Steam subscribers.
A small neovim plugin for quick switching between projects. Restore project sessions in a single Neovim instance: selecting a project changes the working directory and restores that project's session automatically.
A terminal chat agent built with LangChain/LangGraph and the OpenAI API, with tools that pull Hacker News stories and look up GitHub repo stats for active coders.
A collection of small vanilla JS games, including Colony Clicker and Tiny Pet: quick experiments for staying sharp with bare bones Javascript while providing a creative outlet.
A pomodoro timer inspired by RPGs, focused on gamifying the art of building momentum and reaching flow state. Meant to provide satisfying feedback while helping reduce burnout.
A tutorial + project blog I built and ran in the 2010s to teach others LAMP stack.
Interactive simulation playground based on the famous simulation by Conway, built with React + Node.
Compost fermenting in the garden of my mind
A working example built from scratch, plus when not to use it
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