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! builds backend and AI systems for work;
+ likes building things and solving problems;
+ picks up hobbies, then overbuilds tools for them; |
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Small prompt or model changes can quietly break a pipeline, so I built promptry to catch regressions locally.
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I got deeper into chess and wanted something closer to a move I could actually spot over the board, rather than Stockfish's 10-move sequence that wins a pawn. Chesssy
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I love to sing, but singing does not love me back. So I built Pitch Perfect to listen for pitch, technique, and the bits that need work.
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I jump between coding-agent threads and come back later, usually after the cache has expired. I built ClaudeCompress for myself and people like me, so rebuilding that cache does not quietly eat the usage budget.
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I do not want to miss CS matches, but time zones do be hating on me. So I built TwitchSnipBot to get the highlights. Chat usually knows when the good part just happened.
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I travel a lot and take too many photos. selects finds the keepers, ranked by my taste. It also got rid of my excuse not to post.
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I am building Kinesis, a model that estimates what is going on with my muscles from training, food, and sleep. It hyper-optimizes workouts, and now I go to the gym regularly because I want to test the app. In progress.
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LLMs are inefficient. Hundreds of greps, turn after turn, just to understand a repo. Markdown drifts as the project grows, multiple engineers use LLMs to code, and nobody knows the design. I am building Doer because I want to redefine that workflow.