Senior developer & wannabe builder.
Mend — Autonomous code review for GitLab and GitHub. Runs on your own machine with your coding agent of choice. GitLab is supported today, with GitHub support coming soon.
cookt.io — Recipe organizer with AI. Paste any recipe format, get structured ingredients, steps, and chat with your recipes.
skillbook.dev — CLI tool for managing AI skills across projects and teams. Centralized library that works with any AI harness (OpenCode, Cursor, Claude Code).
pi.nvim — Neovim plugin that integrates the Pi coding agent into a side panel. Select code, send it to Pi with a keypress, and get responses back — with context placeholders, an action picker, and built-in prompts for explain, review, fix, test, and more.
living-spec — Stop your AI from making things up. Framework that captures hidden project knowledge — invariants, decisions, rules — in a format your LLM reads before it writes code. Catch contradictions early, auto-generate tests from specs, and make tribal knowledge explicit.
Help teams integrate AI into their development workflow:
- Automating bug fixing and code review pipelines
- Streamlining development processes
- Building tools that let developers focus on what matters
Problem: Production incidents required manual investigation across multiple systems — checking logs in CloudWatch, querying ALB logs in Athena, reviewing exceptions in Sentry, finding relevant code, and figuring out fixes. This took hours of senior engineer time.
Solution: Built AI agents that connect monitoring tools (CloudWatch, Sentry) to code repositories (GitLab). When an alert fires, the AI automatically pulls relevant logs, identifies the root cause, and creates a merge request with a proposed fix.
Result: What used to take hours of manual investigation now takes 5 minutes. Engineers review the AI-generated MR instead of hunting for the problem.
AI pipeline that analyzes PRs, suggests fixes, and auto-generates merge requests for common issues.
Started with backend (JVM, Node), moved through frontend web (React) and mobile (React Native), then cloud/serverless, Linux, and DevOps.
Lately: TypeScript for everything — backend, frontend, terminal UIs.