Uses

Hardware, software, and tools I use daily for building things.

Editor & Terminal

My primary environment. I keep it minimal with Vim keybindings and a curated set of extensions to stay focused on the home row.

An AI-augmented layer for rapid prototyping. It helps bridge the gap between abstract ideas and executable code.

A terminal-native assistant for deep engineering sessions. It's like having a senior pair programmer available as a first-class citizen in the CLI.

My default stack for building orderly, type-safe systems that scale.

The language of decentralized truth. For building robust smart contracts on EVM-compatible networks.

Computation that can be proven. Exploring the first principles of STARKs and scaling Ethereum via Starknet.

Systems engineering from the ground up. I use it for CLI tools and whenever I need to strip away abstractions for maximum performance.

Architecting cross-platform interfaces. I'm studying it to understand how to build consistent experiences across different OS abstractions.

The foundation for deploying performant, accessible frontends with minimal friction.

A complete backend system that respects the power of Postgres. It's where I manage relational order and state.

Transactional and newsletter emails with custom domain support.

Source control, CI/CD via Actions, project management.

Where ideas take visual shape before they find their way into the DOM.

My personal knowledge base. A structured container for everything from architectural notes to cross-disciplinary research.

Implicit context management. I use Spaces to keep my development work, faith-based projects, and personal research isolated yet accessible.

The workhorse. A reliable, high-performance machine that allows me to build without technical friction in my daily workflow.