Things I’ve built, and things I’m still building.

The production work runs inside a product, so it’s described rather than linked. The side projects are mine — where the source is public, the card links straight to it.

Work Experience

  • Meeting-booking agent

    A conversational agent on the company website that qualifies visitors and books client demo meetings. It handles real visitors in production.

    • Python
    • LLM APIs
    • Calendar / CRM
  • AI video generation pipeline

    Serves users in the thousands. Latency, cost per generation and output quality pull against each other — buy one and you pay for it in another. Holding all three at once, at that volume, is the part I own.

    • Python
    • Replicate API
    • Fal API
    • RunPod serverless
  • Model evaluation & cost research

    At volume, choosing a model is a cost decision as much as a quality one. I benchmark candidates head to head on both, so what ships is the best output the unit economics will carry — and gets re-checked as models and prices move.

    • Benchmarking
    • Cost analysis

Side Hustle

  • Multi-tool search agent

    Ask for someone’s details, or have an email drafted and sent to them, in a single sentence. The agent works out whether it needs the contact sheet, Gmail or Wikipedia — and won’t invent a contact that isn’t in the sheet.

    • LangGraph
    • Gemini 2.5 Flash
    • gspread
    • Wikipedia API

    github.com/neurontist

  • Query content generator

    Turn one line about a product into a tweet, a piece of sales copy or a product description, pitched at the audience you pick and held to a consistent tone.

    • Streamlit
    • LangChain
    • Gemini 1.5 Flash

    github.com/neurontist

  • Albatross

    An ambient microlearning companion for the desktop — surfaces bite-sized learning moments in the background rather than demanding a dedicated study session.

    • Tauri
    • Bun
    • Python
    • SQLite

    Ready to publish

  • Ember

    A mood-aware daily motivation app that adapts its nudges to how you’re actually feeling, rather than firing the same generic prompt every day.

    • Tauri
    • Bun
    • OpenRouter

    Ready to publish