My day-to-day work is in financial platforms, core banking, and multifinance systems. My background application analysis, then moved through full-stack development and core-banking responsibilities. I mainly work around Java, Oracle Database, PostgreSQL, and system architecture.
Outside work, I'm still an ordinary developer who enjoys using spare time to build and learn. These repositories are personal projects: some are practical tools, some are larger experiments, and all of them can continue to improve.
The different technologies here do not mean I am an expert in every stack. This profile is simply an honest record of ideas I wanted to explore, problems I tried to solve, and lessons I picked up along the way.
A local-first visual editor that works with real React source code. It allows users to inspect components, make supported drag-and-drop changes, and save validated updates back to JSX/TSX files.
The project also includes Report Studio, a visual report designer with native report editing, export options, and experimental support for YRF files.
TypeScript · React · Vite · Playwright · visual editor. report editor
A collection of engineering workflows designed to make AI coding assistants more useful without requiring users to remember individual commands.
It explores automatic skill routing, debugging, architecture analysis, UI development, verification, project memory, and workflow orchestration across supported agent environments.
Codex · Claude · Deepseek · agent skills · Python · software engineering · verification
A personal project exploring a unified messaging platform with multi-stage approvals, campaign queues, tenant governance, audit evidence, and budget reservations. Delivery is simulated by default; live messaging providers are not presented as connected.
TypeScript · Next.js · NestJS · PostgreSQL · Redis · BullMQ
A local-first device maintenance tool written in Go. It analyzes storage, duplicate files, installed applications, and performance indicators, then explains its findings before the user takes action.
The project focuses on privacy, transparent diagnostics, and safe, user-controlled maintenance.
Go · CLI · local-first · privacy · device maintenance
- Projects made in my free time, not polished commercial products.
- READMEs that explain what currently works and what is still limited.
- Normal source code, tests where practical, and small steps of improvement.
- License, third-party notice, credit, and inspiration records.
- Synthetic examples and simulated external effects when real actions would be risky.
Open any featured repository to see its setup guide, current boundaries, license, and credits. If something interests you, feel free to try it, open a reproducible issue, or share a suggestion.
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