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.
Open article ↗Technical experiments, learning notes, long-form stories, blog posts, and lyrics—different formats for thinking in public.
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.
A Web3 balance checker built with AI assistance and deployed to Vercel—part product experiment, part reflection on a changing development workflow.
Open article ↗The growing home for technical experiments and lessons from building.
Follow on Medium ↗Long before AI notes, writing was already part of the portfolio.
A long-form narrative project built around choices, twists, patience, and how a person’s path takes shape.
Lyrics for a college rap album, written to capture campus identity through flow, rhyme, wordplay, and performance energy.
The older archive of personal writing, observations, and ideas that did not fit into the engineering portfolio.

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