Does it give someone their time back?
Every station is a stop that shaped how I build. Ride the line from curious beginner to shipping engineer.
Not screenshots — the actual shape of each build: what triggers it, what it thinks about, what it ships.
An internal platform hosting AI-powered mini-apps, each wired to n8n workflows.
⚡ ~X hrs/week given back
A reusable workflow-builder toolkit that speeds up automation delivery across every project.
⚡ ~X% faster automation delivery
Enhanced Due Diligence workflow automating compliance and risk-assessment checks.
⚡ ~X% manual review removed
Automated candidate shortlisting — reads CVs and ranks them against the role criteria.
⚡ ~X candidates/week screened
OCR + LLM extraction for invoices and bank statements — zero manual data entry.
⚡ ~X docs/month, zero manual entry
Client chatbots built with LangChain & LangGraph, traced and monitored with LangFuse.
⚡ ~X% queries resolved without a human
Digital-bank services — REST & gRPC APIs plus a Next.js frontend, tested with QA.
⚡ ~X services shipped to production
End-to-end dashboards — backend APIs and frontend visualization for business decisions.
⚡ ~X hrs/week saved on manual reporting
High-availability Go/Node services — Postgres, Redis, RabbitMQ, CI/CD pipelines.
⚡ ~X% uptime across services
Hover a pin to remember the trip. Best code always came after the best coffee.
the stack I build automations with