I’m a full-stack software engineer and system architect who’s been building a new kind of development experience — one that blends autonomous agents, personal infrastructure, and developer empowerment through local-first AI systems.
By day, I work professionally in enterprise-level application engineering. But by night (and most mornings), I’ve been engineering something far more personal:
A sovereign, intelligent system called Guardian — my own private automation engine, powered by tools like:
- 🧠 Qdrant (semantic memory and recall)
- 🪄 Supabase (structured metadata, logs, auth, and real-time sync)
- ⚡ Bun + Hono (blazing-fast APIs with type safety)
- 🧰 n8n (for visual automation and workflow dispatch)
- 🤖 Ollama (local LLMs like LLaMA 3 and Dolphin)
- 💻 Framer Motion, React, MUI (for delightful, custom UIs)
- 🌐 Cloudflare + Tailscale (to secure every entry point)
This blog is part engineering journal, part experimentation lab, and part build-in-public log. It’s where I document the systems I’m building, the experiments I’m running, and the breakthroughs I’ve been quietly shipping in the background — all while exploring how AI and automation can fundamentally change the way we build software and run our lives.
What You’ll Find Here
- ✨ Real engineering work — not just demos, but things I use every day
- 📘 Tutorials and guides using my preferred stack
- 🧪 Experiments with AI agents, workflows, and custom infra
- 🔍 Observations on system design, automation, and personal sovereignty
- 💡 Reflections on where I think software development is heading
Everything I build, I build with intent:
- Local-first
- AI-enhanced
- Open architecture
- Developer-owned
My current focus is turning Guardian from a solo dev experiment into a platform others can use — either open-source, or through a hosted version for non-technical users.
Whether you’re an engineer curious about advanced automation, a founder looking to build faster, or just a tech enthusiast with a builder’s mindset — welcome. ✨
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