Open-source TypeScript framework for building production agents — type-first, model-agnostic, with explicit control instead of hidden magic. 163 stars. I built the release pipeline that publishes to both npm and JSR, added Prettier and coverage to CI, and drove the rename from axar-core to axar across the packaging workflows.

An AI receptionist for medical clinics: answering calls, scheduling appointments and handling patient intake. I work on the Python backend — telephony, EHR integration, and the task queues behind it. Isolating heavy Celery tasks and right-sizing the API workers took call exports from 25-30 minutes down to about one minute.

Calendar analytics and time tracking for teams, on a Java and Spring Boot backend. I have worked on this product since 2020, first through Brain Station 23 and directly since March 2025, and built most of what runs today: the core queue system, reporting and charting, workflow automation, Meeting Health, the tagging engine, and the integrations into Salesforce, HubSpot, Deel, ClickUp and Clio. Along the way I halved the GCP bill by moving services to Cloud Run and roughly doubled Node.js throughput with caching and query work.

An AI sales workspace for people who live in back-to-back calls. I led the build. It ships as a desktop app across every OS, hooks into Zoom, and turns each call into something useful: transcription, then text analysis over what was actually said, then GPT-3.5 Turbo predicting the follow-up and offering it as one click. The point was to cut the admin tail off every meeting.

A US social banking app that put checking, a line of credit and savings behind one balance and paid cash rewards on spending. At Brain Station 23 I built the money transfer module and the rewards program, then added the MeedTravel and MeedCover products on top.