Writing & experiments

Ideas that needed more than a commit message.

Technical experiments, learning notes, long-form stories, blog posts, and lyrics—different formats for thinking in public.

Latest public note

Building faster with AI, without skipping the learning.

In January 2026, I documented a Monad 101 speed-run assignment: an AI-assisted Web3 balance checker deployed on Vercel. The useful insight was not only the finished app—it was how AI could act as a companion developer while I still owned the decisions.

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Experiment / 2026

Monad 101 Speed Run

A Web3 balance checker built with AI assistance and deployed to Vercel—part product experiment, part reflection on a changing development workflow.

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Reading list

Medium profile

The growing home for technical experiments and lessons from building.

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Creative archive

Writing before the current wave.

Long before AI notes, writing was already part of the portfolio.

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The Art of Making

A long-form narrative project built around choices, twists, patience, and how a person’s path takes shape.

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02

This is IT

Lyrics for a college rap album, written to capture campus identity through flow, rhyme, wordplay, and performance energy.

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03

The original blog

The older archive of personal writing, observations, and ideas that did not fit into the engineering portfolio.

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Why write
Writing exposes the gap between having an idea and actually understanding it.

It is also a way to leave a map for the next person—including my future self.

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I’m interested in technical writing, open-source learning, AI experiments, and creative collaborations with a clear point of view.