Why this site exists

For a long time this site was a museum of student projects: a CLI tool here, a hackathon search demo there, a parking-pass detector with a screenshot. That was the right shape when I was recruiting for internships. It is the wrong shape now.

I'd rather the site say something simpler and truer: I'm a founding engineer in San Francisco building agentic customer infrastructure, with a long-running interest in context, workflows, developer tools, and production systems.

So I rebuilt it around three things:

• Work: the trajectory, as a narrative rather than a resume.
• Writing: essays on the systems I'm actually building.
• Log: a messy, living index of what I'm noticing: music, films, meals, links, and half-formed thoughts.

The old projects didn't disappear. They moved to Early Experiments, reframed as what they were: early circling around AI, search, and systems. They're context, not the headline.