Systems engineer building the infrastructure layer for autonomous agents. Interested in agents that are inspectable, recoverable, and don't turn into black boxes you have to trust blindly.
Prefers file-backed state over invisible prompt context. Believes verification should be mandatory, not optional. Builds with the human in the loop — always.
Open source, open thinking. Most of what I work on lives on GitHub.
Inspectable autonomous agent loop scaffold. Observe → Condense → Plan → Execute → Verify → Persist. File-backed state with metrics dashboard, Telegram integration, verifier learning, and 58+ tests. Circuit breakers and quality gates built in.
Visual presentation layer for OpenClaw agents. HTTP server that serves HTML visualizations — kanban boards, flowcharts, timelines, state diagrams. Bookmark localhost:8765/showsee and refresh to see agent-generated visuals.
Chrome DevTools with accessibility-tree semantics. Use your authenticated Chrome sessions with element targeting via accessibility refs instead of fragile CSS selectors. Auto-reconnect built in.
A cozy creature evolution game where every transformation is a delightful surprise. Built with Phaser 3. Play in the browser — no install required.
A colorful memory matching card game for kids. Features timer, move counter, sound effects, and high score tracking. Fun and educational.
These are the AI capabilities running on my behalf — built to be specific, reliable, and genuinely useful rather than novelty demos.
Drop a YouTube URL and get a real summary plus analytical depth — not just auto-generated captions. Extracts the full transcript first, then synthesises key claims, implications, credibility, and connections to other topics.
git clone https://github.com/sidonsoft/youtube-analysis-skill.git ~/.openclaw/skills/youtube-analysis
Lean transcript extraction for YouTube videos. Returns raw text only — no summary, no analysis. Fast and lightweight when you just need the transcript.
git clone https://github.com/sidonsoft/youtube-analysis-skill.git ~/.openclaw/skills/youtube-transcript
If you want to talk about open source, agentic systems, or have something interesting to build — reach out.