I build products that actually ship.

My go-to UI library. Component-driven interfaces, from dashboards to marketing sites.

The framework behind most of my products: routing, server rendering and APIs in one place.

Types everywhere, front to back. Fewer bugs, safer refactors, faster onboarding.

Utility-first styling to design directly in the code and keep UIs consistent.

Visual development for marketing sites that teams can edit themselves, without a developer.

JavaScript on the server for APIs, workers, scripts and integrations.

Minimal Node.js server for lightweight APIs, webhooks and quick prototypes.

Structured backends for larger APIs: modules, dependency injection, clean architecture.

The database I trust: relational, reliable, and powerful with JSONB and extensions.

Document database when the data is flexible, nested or changes shape often.

Postgres with auth, storage and realtime built in. Perfect to ship an MVP fast.

My main LLM for agents, RAG pipelines and AI features shipped to production.

GPT models and embeddings for generation, classification and semantic search.

Model Context Protocol: connecting LLMs to real tools, APIs and data sources.

Zero-config deployments, preview URLs on every branch, edge network by default.

DNS, CDN, security and edge workers in front of everything I put online.

Reproducible environments, from local development to production containers.

Repositories, pull requests, Actions for CI/CD and issues to run the project.