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I build across AI, education, developer tools, and web experiences. My projects range from turning customer feedback into product specs to adaptive math learning, image classifiers, and useful interfaces.
I'm interested in hackathon teams that want to turn a clear problem into something people can try. Python and TypeScript are my main tools; the problem decides the rest.
These are existing projects and learning work, selected to show how I build across themes.
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Education × adaptive learning An adaptive math learning platform for college students, pairing interactive exercises with a tutor that responds to prior performance and mistakes.
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Web × interaction design A Next.js portfolio with project stories, video demos, a command palette, theme switching, and keyboard interactions.
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AI × product intelligence Turns customer feedback into structured product specs and implementation tasks through a multi-stage agent workflow.
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Machine learning × evaluation An educational image-classification project with a saved model, reproducible training, tests, and a model card documenting its limits.
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Travel × web experience A responsive villa-discovery site with property comparisons, weekend plans, and a direct enquiry flow.
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Developer tools × agent workflows A Codex plugin with 55 skills for backend planning, implementation, testing, review, and delivery.
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I'm interested in useful AI, learning tools, developer productivity, and thoughtful web products, and open to exploring other themes with the right team.
The work above covers backend APIs, agent workflows, adaptive learning, frontend implementation, and ML experiments. For a new build, I like to make the user problem, working demo, and next task easy to understand.
Starting a team? Connect on LinkedIn with the event, idea, and role you have in mind.
Scope one useful flow → build it end to end → test it → show it working.
My hackathon kit includes a project README template, task and bug forms, a two-minute demo outline, and a submission checklist. Adapt it to each event's rules and document any work that predates the event.