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Hi! I'm a Full Stack Developer who ships libraries with zero production dependencies and identical APIs across PHP and TypeScript. I work end to end: data modeling, API, interface and whatever else it takes to keep a system running in production without surprises.
I like turning tedious, repetitive problems into tools other people can use. Strict typing, automated tests and max-level static analysis are not extras here, they are the default.
I write code by hand and use AI when it speeds things up. The tool changes, the judgment does not: architecture, modeling and review are still engineering work.
That balance became a project: mnema keeps a signed record of the decisions behind AI agent work.
▸ mnemaA signed, append-only record of the decisions behind AI agent work: the decision, the reasoning and who wrote it down, inside the repository where the work happens. |
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Open-source status page tracking 135 public services in real time, with multi-source consensus, uptime history and multi-channel alerts. |
Pipeline that turns XML documents into a Neo4j graph: schema validation, queues, REST API and dashboard. Published to npm and as Docker images. |
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Brazilian document validation (CPF, CNPJ, CNH, CEP, CNS, PIS, RENAVAM, Mercosul plate) with an identical API in PHP and TypeScript. |
Safe access to nested data via dot notation across JSON, YAML, XML, INI, ENV and NDJSON, with security validation and immutable writes. In PHP and TypeScript. |
- Back-end: Node.js, PHP 8.2+, Laravel, REST APIs
- Front-end: React, Next.js, TypeScript, TailwindCSS
- Data: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Neo4j
- Infra: Docker, GitHub Actions, Cloudflare Workers, Linux
- Quality: automated tests, TypeScript strict, PHPStan max level
- AI: coding agents, automation of repetitive tasks, decision auditing
- Publishing libraries with real parity between PHP and TypeScript
- Making AI agent work auditable and reversible
- Architecture and system design that survives production
- Offline-first applications and edge computing
- Writing code the next developer understands without asking me