Self-taught developer who walked the full path: manual testing → QA automation → full-stack engineering. I build tools that make teams faster, and I'm now revisiting everything I've learned through the lens of AI.
| QA → Full-Stack end-to-end journey |
Productivity Tools that teams actually use |
AI-Augmented revisiting everything |
Cross-Functional collaboration first |
What I bring to the table:
- QA & Test Engineering — automation frameworks, test strategy, quality gates, CI/CD integration. I know what breaks because I spent years finding it.
- Full-Stack Development — Python, TypeScript, Go backends; React frontends; database design; API architecture. Shipping, not just prototyping.
- Productivity Tooling — custom developer tools, workflow automation, internal frameworks that reduce friction for entire teams.
- AI Integration — applying AI to daily workflows, building AI-enhanced development tools, and exploring how intelligent systems change software quality.
Below is a sample showing how to present a featured project. Replace with your own.
Ask a question -> get a computed mathematical film. Nothing keyframed -- every frame is integrated, simulated, or derived. 2,400+ stars.
The Traitor Axis |
The Last Day |
Vortex Leapfrog |
This is a reference example from HarleyCoops. Replace this section with your own project showcase -- GIFs, screenshots, and technical descriptions work best.
| Project | What it does |
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| Your AI project here | Description |
| Project | What it does |
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| Your QA tool here | Description |
| Project | What it does |
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| Your biz tool here | Description |
| Project | What it does |
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| Your infra project here | Description |
Live -- refreshed every 6 hours by a GitHub Action from dev community feeds.
| Category | Date | Headline |
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| - | - | News will appear here after first workflow run |
Blog posts will appear here after configuring your RSS feed in .github/scripts/update_blog.py
Every project is a lesson documented. The best entry points are the project READMEs and code linked above.




