Founder. Builder. Engineer.
Jul 2025 — Present
Currently building DefRM
The defence CRM that actually works
Watching coding agents normalize broad access made me think harder about what agentic products in higher-stakes domains should actually optimize for. The pattern I keep coming back to is least approvals: let the system do the reversible work quietly, then compress the real risk into one clear decision at the edge.
One of the best uses for coding agents is investigating the weird bug, regression, or side quest you've been putting off. Just don't let them mark their own homework.
I built a week-long side project that reads piles of government and regulatory text and turns it into structured “here’s the trade, here’s why, here’s what would break it” memos. The fun part wasn’t “multi-agent”, it was making a council that still behaves when the models do dumb stuff.
When you skip the career ladder entirely your brain does weird shit with the gap.
Too many people forget that CC is a CLI tool and thus miss many of the huge unlocks that can come from that.cover
“The defence sector is where software was 15 years ago. Massive budgets, ancient systems, and the talent is finally showing up. This is the decade it changes.”
Inspired by a teet from Shriya Nevatia, what is the current situation with IPOs right now?
The first week of EF officially running
Back for a second season. What's changed and what hasn't.
My thinking about the intersection of AI automation and where LLMs fit in within this context
It's great if you know how to use it, but a real power user has to understand how it actually works.
I had a massive realization when using AI recently.
Guide to setting up a company in the Czech Republic.
My experience trying out Arch Linux as a daily driver.
The case for Linux as a daily driver for builders.
Last year I took in an inter-university trading competition focusing on US markets.
“The best thing about building in public isn't the audience. It's the accountability. When you tell people what you're doing, you have to actually do it.”
The first episode. Raw, unpolished, and honest about the journey ahead.
“Politicians should not be allowed to trade individual stocks while in office. Here's a 6-part thread on why this matters and what we should do about it.”
We all travel from time to time some more often some less and usually there is that idea about interesting pictures that you could take while you are there, but it doesn’t always work out.