Devices as interfaces
Phones, NFC, USB, voice, local events, message channels, and always-on gateways as one personal control plane.
devices / voice / events / gatewaysAI product engineer / multimodal systems
Vague product intent becomes controllable systems: pixels, prompts, data flows, services, deployments, and tools that make teams move faster. The same instinct applies to perception: name the pattern, expose the state, then make it adjustable.
Product judgment, model behavior, workflow design, and production engineering meet here. The useful part is rarely one model; it is the system around it.
Some work starts from scratch; some starts as a fork, clone, or borrowed scaffold. The source matters less than the control surface: what becomes observable, programmable, and reliable enough to use.
Phones, NFC, USB, voice, local events, message channels, and always-on gateways as one personal control plane.
devices / voice / events / gatewaysPersistent ingest, source traceability, schema-constrained extraction, graph relevance, and epistemic scoring.
schemas / queues / graphsReal-world surfaces wrapped as CLI, MCP, skills, JSON-first contracts, and safety rails that agents can actually use.
CLI / MCP / agent I/OWhiteboards, timelines, scene protocols, TTS, animation, GPU scheduling, and model behavior control.
pixels / timelines / model controlA small scroll-driven video study: motion, text, shade, and progress all map to one controlled time axis. The feeling is soft; the system underneath is exact.
Frame, annotation, and exit state share one progress value.
AI PPT generation with a visual representation language, structured LLM output, and agents that compose multimodal presentation content.
app.pageon.aiMultimodal AI chat product on the App Store, combining text, voice, image input, Stable Diffusion generation, and voice conversion services.
App StoreAutomated operations, container optimization, and SRE tooling for TDSQL: faster single-machine deployments, reusable Python ops packages, and alert remediation at scale.
Automation operations / container optimization / SREThe ontology is simple: people do not store reality as causal chains first. Memory stores co-occurrence: scene, mood, body, words, timing. Prediction turns those bundles into expectation; narrative often upgrades expectation into causality.
Scene, feeling, language, and timing are encoded together.
Repeated patterns become the way a person anticipates the next frame.
Code makes the hidden map explicit: pixels for perception, bits for state, systems for behavior.