Web Development
My own React and Next.js apps: fast, accessible, smooth even on my uncle's 2017 Android. Rebuilt twice, for fun.
~ $ whoami
Shipping at agent speed
Running multi-agents in parallel — planners plot, coders compile, reviewers roast, all in sync while I steer. Ideas go in, battle‑tested products come out. Just don't try to keep up; my agents never sleep (and honestly, neither do I) ^_^
[01]~ $ cat ~/hobbies.md
# omakidx
> chief agent wrangler
Off the clock I'm the same nerd with fewer deadlines. I code for fun (yes, on purpose), read far too much sci-fi, and will happily explain why the ship's computer was the real villain all along.
## when not wrangling agents
## cat /proc/obsessions
multi-agent swarmsself-healing deploysascii & shaders3am refactorssudo make it fast
fig. 1 — the workstation
[02]~ $ cat ~/stack.txt
~ $ npm ls --depth=0
omakidx@2.0.26 └── 16 packages
// Shell scripting, automation, CLI tools
// Containerization, Compose, Orchestration
// API development, realtime services
// Scripting, Data Analysis, Automation
// Modern ES6+, TypeScript, React
// Version control, CI/CD pipelines
~ $ ls -la ~/bin
total 16
[03]~ $ ls ~/builds
My own React and Next.js apps: fast, accessible, smooth even on my uncle's 2017 Android. Rebuilt twice, for fun.
I design the screens before I code them, so people get it on the first try. No onboarding carousel, no "click here" button, no rage tweets.
Docker, Kubernetes and AWS/GCP for my own stuff, wired so deploys are boring and nothing pages me at 3am. I'm up anyway, but still.
[04]~ $ ./pipeline --run
total []
[05]~ $ ssh guest@omakidx.com
tip: ↑/↓ history · ctrl+c cancels · ctrl+l clears
[06]~ $ ./connect.sh --with omakidx
Wanna nerd out about agents, sci-fi or terrible variable names? My inbox is open, and I reply faster than your CI pipeline, with fewer flaky tests.
> hello@omakidx.com