SkillX
A peer-to-peer skill exchange with video, notifications, and credits. Learning goes both ways.
I make things for the web. Then I get curious about the systems underneath, the AI in between, and what happens when something breaks.

Some tabs became actual things.
These are a few of them.
A multilingual space for emotional expression, translation, and clinician-ready summaries across 10+ languages.
Context-aware document chat with local inference and live web search. A useful answer hiding in a pile of files.
A peer-to-peer skill exchange with video, notifications, and credits. Learning goes both ways.
Repeatable Nextcloud and Infisical deployments, plus smaller Docker recipes and Kubernetes drafts still on the workbench.
Write it down
before the next rabbit hole.
This rabbit hole started
in the server room.
On-prem servers and everyday devices shared a flat network. I turned that problem into a side project: a small DMZ with port-based VLANs, Snort watching the traffic, and ELK making the alerts visible.
I co-authored a paper on common web application vulnerabilities and practical habits for reducing them.
Read the paperA few good papers.
A lot of writing in the margins.
A note from the systems shelf.
A note from the security shelf.
Two papers on the shelf. More references soon.
I've spent 2+ years making things across the stack—from interfaces and data models to RAG pipelines and cloud infrastructure.
Along the way: 30% less cloud spend, automation for 15+ servers, and tools that speak 10+ languages.
Apparently, curiosity has a work history.
Notification systems and AI-powered knowledge discovery.
Founding team architecture, data modeling, and caching.
Cloud optimization, automation, observability, and a DMZ/IDS side project.
Write it down
before the next rabbit hole.