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ZhongYu Li

I build trustworthy AI infrastructure, developer tools, and quantitative systems.

AI Infrastructure · Developer Experience · Data Systems · Quantitative Engineering

I work at the boundary between AI infrastructure, backend and data systems, developer experience, and quantitative engineering. I care about the parts that make software trustworthy in practice: deterministic behavior, explicit contracts, inspectable evidence, useful failure messages, and honest performance boundaries.

My open-source work focuses on the infrastructure around AI agents—not another chat wrapper. I prefer narrow changes with a reproducible failure, focused regression coverage, and a result that another engineer can independently verify.

Merged upstream contributions

Verifiable fixes accepted by maintainers of public upstream projects. Each entry links directly to the merge record.

Upstream project Contribution Result
THU-MAIC/OpenMAIC #1296 enforced LF checkouts for text files on Windows without renormalizing existing source blobs. Merged after fresh-checkout, formatting, lint, type-check, and CI validation
The-PR-Agent/pr-agent #2922 made GitLab webhook handling robust to explicit null labels and preserved later ignore-rule evaluation. Merged after focused regression coverage and CI
The-PR-Agent/pr-agent #2939 normalized inverted line ranges consistently across GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea link builders. Merged with provider regression coverage

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Engineering focus

  • AI infrastructure and agents: traceability, provider normalization, reliable tool boundaries, and reproducible agent workflows.
  • Backend and data systems: explicit contracts, compatibility, failure isolation, and tests that preserve production behavior.
  • Quantitative engineering: evidence-first research, declared assumptions, realistic execution semantics, and clear simulation boundaries.
  • Delivery discipline: focused pull requests, cross-platform CI, security scanning, and verification claims that match the evidence.

Independent work

QuantSieve

QuantSieve — pretty charts are not proof

Pretty charts are not proof. QuantSieve is a self-hosted quantitative research workspace that keeps results traceable to data, timing, assumptions, costs, and execution semantics—and fails closed when evidence is insufficient.

Explore the repository · Watch the 55-second product tour

Focused developer tools

Project What it does Engineering focus
SpanLint Lints OpenTelemetry GenAI and MCP traces with 21 deterministic rules and visual diagnostics. Observability, policy engines, SARIF/JUnit, CI
AgentWhy Explains which coding-agent instructions apply, why they win, and where they conflict. Developer tooling, provenance, static analysis
TraceVCR Records, redacts, replays, and visually diffs agent tool calls without model or API access. Agent testing, reproducibility, typed diagnostics
BatchLab Simulates static batching, continuous admission, KV budgets, TTFT, and tail latency. Inference systems, discrete-event simulation
SchemaBlast Finds data-contract breaks and traces their field-aware lineage blast radius to owners. Data infrastructure, graph traversal, contract CI
QuantSieve Runs evidence-first quantitative research with reproducible backtests, factor diagnostics, and paper simulation. Python/FastAPI, Next.js, research engineering

Each focused developer tool includes runnable examples, deterministic tests, cross-platform CI, CodeQL scanning, machine-readable output, a GitHub Action, and a tagged release. Simulation results are labeled as simulations; project pages do not claim fabricated users, stars, or hardware benchmarks.

What these projects demonstrate

  • Reliable AI systems: trace contracts, replayable tool calls, agent-instruction provenance, and failure-first diagnostics.
  • Systems thinking: scheduling, resource budgets, tail latency, graph reachability, compatibility rules, and stable identifiers.
  • Production-minded delivery: focused CLIs, visual reports, CI integrations, security scanning, documentation, and reproducible releases.
  • Evidence over hype: explicit assumptions, fail-closed boundaries, and claims that can be reproduced from the repository.

Toolbox

TypeScript · Node.js · Python · FastAPI · Next.js · PostgreSQL · Docker · OpenTelemetry · GitHub Actions

I am open to roles in AI infrastructure, developer experience, backend/data systems, inference engineering, and quantitative research engineering.

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