Senior Developer Relations Engineer · AI & infrastructure
Developer relations, built in public.
I ship the docs, guides, and example apps that get developers building, and I hire for the roles that do the same.
Pick a path
Selected work
All projects →- docs · devrelParticle Network developer docsDeveloper documentation for Particle Network's wallet-abstraction and chain-abstraction stack, maintained as part of owning developer relations.
- openclaw · agent-skills · telegramPostflight: an approval-gated posting agentAn OpenClaw skill that drafts social posts from your code commits and publishes only when you reply 'ship' on Telegram.
- typescript · restate · claudePreflight Agent: durable AI flight briefingsA Restate + Claude demo where a weather-briefing workflow suspends for hours, survives process kills, and resumes exactly where it left off.
- typescript · deepgram · next.jsCan Nova-3 understand air traffic control?A live stress-test of Deepgram Nova-3 on real ATC tower audio: baseline vs keyterm prompting, side by side, with word-level confidence.
- typescript · llm · telegramMigrating a production bot to Nebius Token FactoryThe one-line diff that moved my live Telegram translation bot to Token Factory, plus a measured three-model comparison on the real workload.
- python · langchain · openaiChat with any GitHub repoA Python tool that ingests a GitHub repository, builds embeddings with LangChain, and lets you ask questions about the codebase through OpenAI models.
Recent writing
All writing →- The LangChain series, three years onIn 2023 I wrote a nine-part series on building with LangChain, from environment setup to chatting with your own data. What it covered, what has changed, and where to read it.
- SpectraCoreXAn open-source initiative to build a fully local, privacy-first home automation ecosystem: the idea, the module architecture, and where it's going.
- Linux EssentialsThe Linux fundamentals you use every day: flags and manuals, creating and moving files, reading permissions, switching users, and what /etc, /var, /root, and /tmp mean for security.