engineer. builder. trying to write more.
I work full-stack on onchain products at Polygon. I care about clear interfaces, reliable systems, useful tools, and writing down the bits that might help someone else.
If you're building useful software, onchain products, or practical tools, email me or say hello on X.
Last updated: 2026-07-15
Short posts on engineering, software, the industry, and whatever I am trying to think through.
07 May 2026 · 6 min read
AI has made code generation cheap, and everyone is all in, but nobody is thinking about how the review cycle should change.
27 Apr 2026 · 6 min read
Vibe coding is one way to use AI. Treating every AI-assisted workflow as the same thing is lazy.
17 Apr 2026 · 3 min read
Agents can turn a day into a week of code output. That still doesn't mean the work was the right bet.
14 Apr 2026 · 5 min read
Running Hermes locally means checking files, logs, cron output, and CLI state in too many places. Hermes Console is a read-only UI I built to make that easier.
A few receipts. The fuller list lives on /projects.
public data tools
Small terminal tools for useful public data: transport, companies, rail, fuel, and Parliament. Built for humans first, with predictable output for agents when needed.
$ tfl status Central: Good Service District: Minor Delays $ parliament search bills "energy" --take 3 Great British Energy Bill 5172 Committee
proof: five published CLIs · npm packages · landing pages · reusable workflows
production work
Polygon's native liquid staking product for staking, unstaking, migration, and DeFi-ready sPOL positions.
proof: production onchain product work at Polygon
operator tooling
A local-first dashboard for Hermes Agent runtime state: health, sessions, cron, skills, memory, files, config, logs, and usage.
proof: built from real operator pain, not dashboard cosplay