I study product management and software engineering, and I like turning recurring workflows into small, practical tools. Lately that means agent tooling, fast terminal utilities, and focused apps for learning, education, and community work.

• ⚡ blitz — fast one-off AI from the terminal, powered by Codex subscription auth.
• 🎨 monetlisa — terminal image generation using the same Codex-style login flow.
• 📬 pi-postbox — remote human decision handoffs for long-running Pi agent sessions.
• 🦎 lizardtail — expose local dev servers over your private Tailscale network without port-copying rituals.
• 🧮 alcohol-calculator — mobile-first BAC calculator for non-judgemental prevention education.

• ⚡ blitz — small Go CLI for quick, non-agentic model calls from scripts, launchers, and text filters.
• 🎨 monetlisa — generate images from the terminal and save them directly to disk.
• 📬 pi-postbox — Pi extension + local web service for structured questions, status cards, and remote answers.
• 🧠 pi-smart-compact — cooperative, handoff-driven context compaction for Pi agents and subagents.
• 📟 pi-footer — responsive Pi TUI footer panels for git state, model/context info, and extension statuses.

• 🦎 lizardtail — run a dev server command, detect its port, and publish it through Tailscale Serve.
• 📷 mac-qr-scanner — Raycast QR scanner for webcam codes, URLs, Wi-Fi QR codes, and local scan history.

• 🏕️ BuDoBase — camp data-management app for registrations, groups, check-ins, lists, notes, and Excel import/export.
• 🧮 alcohol-calculator — educational blood-alcohol calculator designed for mobile workshops and local-only experimentation.
• 🕸️ skills_connector — proof-of-concept for using generative AI to create skill maps from lists of skills.

• 🧼 clean_code_challenge — clean-code practice repository.
• 🧪 i_learning_git and skills-introduction-to-github — early Git/GitHub learning projects.
• 🍴 Public forks and experiments: raycast-extensions, languageBuddy, fluxlisten, mood_by_Hendrix, and learning-area.

• Building tiny tools that remove repeated friction from daily development.
• Agentic engineering workflows: where humans should decide, where agents should run, and how to make handoffs visible.
• Product ideas that are useful before they are polished.
• Education-oriented software that helps people understand systems instead of just consuming outputs.

Ship small, learn fast, and keep the tool close to the actual problem.