SKILLS

stuff I've worked with.

Go

Go is the comfiest language for me. I have a few more hours in C# or TS, but I find that the less expressive nature of Go helps me spend more time thinking about the problem space.

tmux

An absolutely essential tool for anyone with ADHD. Daily driver for managing multiple AI agents, simultaneously working on different project, running services in the background, and scripting everything. I live inside tmux.

Ollama

Ollama is more than just self hosting open models. It enables me to remain provider-agnostic between my LLM, Inference, and Agent Harness. At time of writing, I am opting for cloud-hosted GLM 5.2 with Hermes, and you probably should too.

AWS

Hard to avoid it! Primarily worked with IAM, SQS, DynamoDB, Lambda, S3, EC2, Parameter Store. Have built a Terraform codegen library for consistent infrastructure definitions across teams.

MCP

While MCP can eat up a lot of context, any open standard is going to come with some bloat. The trade-off is a free and open ecosystem of tooling for the agentic era.