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experiments

a set of small, focused projects exploring systems, infrastructure, browser tooling, data modeling, and agent-native interfaces.

each folder is a self-contained build answering one technical question end-to-end.


what lives here

every experiment:

  • proves a single capability (scraping, realtime events, browser interception, agent apis, etc.)
  • defines a clear contract (events, schema, api, or interface)
  • includes a demo and reproducible setup
  • documents real engineering learnings

structure

each folder contains:

README.md     → goal, demo, architecture, learnings
src/          → minimal implementation
demo/         → gifs or screenshots
schema|api/   → interface or data contract

reading the README alone should explain:

  • the problem
  • the approach
  • failures and fixes
  • tradeoffs and next steps

why this exists

to break down complex systems into small, testable builds and understand them deeply.

many experiments feed into larger projects over time.

current themes include:

  • browser infrastructure
  • agent-first apis
  • realtime data pipelines
  • scraping and document normalization
  • structured knowledge systems

learnings over volume

every experiment ends with:

  • what broke and why
  • what worked
  • performance notes
  • design tradeoffs

focus is on insight, not lines of code.


compounding

each project builds on the last. patterns get reused. systems get sharper.

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