law dropout. production developer.
I building systems that range from web dashboards to ESP32 firmware, often within the same sprint. Law background, but somehow ended up here: writing NestJS in the morning, debugging GPS firmware in the afternoon, and designing AI agent architecture at night.
Not because of a bootcamp. Because production pressure is the best teacher there is.
| Project | What | Status |
|---|---|---|
| skillkit | Reusable AI skill framework | 🟢 Active |
| AI Framework Development | 🟢 Live in NPM | |
| Papyrus | PDF → Markdown converter in Rust | 🟢 Shipped |
| Camel | Agentic kanban board | 🟢 Live |
| blu | Autonomous philosophical research agent | 🪦 Ended naturally |
- My UI sense is bad. That's why I wrote this in markdown.
- I'm most confident talking about system design and agent architecture.
- I can get a GPS autosteer system running on a field tractor. CSS layout still occasionally wins.
- The law background is actually useful: I'm more careful about edge cases than you'd expect.
All of my projects are solo-built. Some are production. Some are dead. All of them taught me something.