My personal Claude Code skill stack — one /begin command takes an idea to a planned, reviewed, and browser-verified change, with a human in the loop at three gates. It powers how I build everything else, including this site.
My first SaaS app. I never found a great productivity manager, so I built an opinionated one. Modal was designed with simplicity for the everyday user.
Bookish is a semantic search engine that finds books based on the semantic meaning of your query. Typical AI apps make LLMs the UI, but I was interested in other ways of using LLMs to personalize content.
An early prototype for 4RL that could be used in person for events, conferences, and meetups.
Dex is a personal contacts manager that I built so that I could keep in touch with interesting people I would meet at networking events
I built a simple version of grep from scratch, a command-line utility for search files. It was primarily made to understand the concurrency model in Go
I created Giftable so that I could remember gift ideas for friends and family, as well as myself :) I thought building a social network would be a great learning experience to up my code skills too
DinDin is a dinner party app that makes it easier to schedule and attend dinner parties. This project taught me how to design mobile apps for both android and ios
I was curious to see how immigration numbers changed over time in the US, so I built a data visualization app to explore the data.
This project was built for the campus maintenance team at my university. The search engine allowed workers to search sensor data from IoT devices to monitor things like temperature and CO2.