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Capabilities

The short version of what I bring to an engineering problem. Below: the tools I reach for, the practices that shape how I ship, and the edges I'm currently pushing against — grouped so you can see what I lean on day-to-day, how I work, and what's pulling my attention next.

Core Technology

RAGMCPAgentsVector DBsTypeScriptJavaScriptHTMLWASMReactReact NativeNext.jsSolid.jsReduxXStateHonotRPCExpoWebGL & three.jsTailwind CSSMongoDBPostgreSQLGraphQLCloud FirestoreSanityCloudflareWebSocketsJestCypressGitHub ActionsDockerShell ScriptingESLintPrettierWebpackOpenClaw

How I Build

Systems ArchitectureSoftware ArchitectureDomain-Driven DesignMicroservicesMicro FrontendsSaaS DesignRESTful DesignRPC API DesignArchitecture DiagramsADRsFigmaTest Driven DevelopmentCI/CDSDLCAgile MethodologiesScrumKanban

Currently Exploring

Unreal EngineC++DenoCRDT

Made with ERS + fabric

This site runs on the EXO Rendering System (ERS), a server-rendered, hydrate-in-browser component framework that ships SSR HTML from Cloudflare Workers and re-attaches interactivity once JavaScript loads. Think of it as Next.js for Cloudflare, currently built on Solid.js, though the architecture is framework-agnostic and other runtimes plug in cleanly.

The system co-locates server and client code in .fabric.tsx files. Functions tagged@server become typed RPC endpoints on the edge; @client functions inline as bootstrap scripts; and a Durable-Object-backed WebSocket transport keeps the client/edge dialog open for real-time work. Even this footer link is wired up by a @clientdirective.

I designed and built the meta-framework during the initial R&D phase at Touchless / Auto Genius, and have remained the principal engineer on it since. There is also a US patent filed under my name on foundational technology that the system builds on.