Things I’ve built and shipped

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A privacy-first Chrome extension that scores and labels likely AI-generated images directly in the browser. The quantized vision model, metadata checks, and evidence UI run locally with WebAssembly—no uploads, backend, or API key.

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A small production platform for the tools I actually want to use. Multiple Dockerized applications run behind a reverse proxy on my VPS, while a deployment daemon watches their GitHub repositories and rebuilds changed services automatically.

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A custom Gymnasium environment for training a pursuer drone to intercept a moving target in 3D. It includes camera-like observations, target-lock memory, fly-through collision geometry, shaped rewards, PPO training, and a lightweight renderer.

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A deliberately unserious vision app that audits screenshots of coding setups, scores the visible agent and tool sprawl against a structured rubric, and publishes shareable results to a public leaderboard.

Private build

A private tooling pipeline that turns repeatable browser interactions into composed product-demo videos. I built it to spend less time manually laying out and recording every launch clip—and more time improving the products themselves.

Work project

A human-in-the-loop support automation that combines deterministic browser work with an LLM-powered Azure DevOps search. Selenium extracts failure context; Claude Code reasons over candidate bugs; a strict contract returns parseable JSON.

RiverGuard is a comprehensive video analysis platform that uses machine learning to detect garbage and debris in water bodies. The system processes video streams through a YOLO-based detection model and stores results in Firebase Firestore for tracking and analysis. help clean up rivers and streams.

Babble Bridge is a real-time multilingual chat application that enables seamless communication between users speaking different languages. The app automatically translates messages into each participant's native language, making cross-language communication effortless.

Autonomous Tracking Camera is a project designed as a proof of concept to build a camera that can track humans and record videos. It's purpose was to allow me to record videos of myself climbing, and then use AI to track my movements and record the videos.

This project implements two CPU scheduling algorithms:Shortest Remaining Time First (SRTF) and Highest Response Ratio Next (HRRN).

A chess game implementation in Rust that uses Zero-Knowledge proofs to verify the validity of chess games.

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A self-hosted receipt finance tracker that uses OCR to extract spending data from uploaded receipts, then organizes it with a Next.js frontend, FastAPI services, PostgreSQL persistence, and authenticated user sessions.

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SpeedReader is a local-first speed reading app that uses Rapid Serial Visual Presentation to flash words at a configurable pace with optimal recognition point highlighting. It supports browser-based reading workflows for pasted text, uploaded documents, progress tracking, and privacy-conscious client-side processing.