Silicon
Alchemy
An exploration of latent space and computational creativity. A collection of AI hobby projects ranging from generative systems to neural synthesis.
Drum - A friendly call before your next bad decision
Drum is an empathetic cheerful companion who calls you proactively when you are about to make a bad choice. It an Android app that connects with your Google Pixel watch/Fitbit and gives you proactive calls on your phone when you are having low energy periods, high stress, low sleep and chats like a friend would - helping you feel good and feel optimistic about the future. - Life is full of choices. Repeatedly taking a choice in a situation is called habit. A good habit or a bad habit are both hard to crack. Taking better choices more often is easier. Drum helps you take better choices to get you to the future self you desire. 6 pack abs. Stop late night eating. - You don’t need advice or preachy stuff. We all know what is right or wrong for ourselves and what is best for ourselves. When I try to do those things, the mind plays its tricks on what’s okay and we slip sometimes. You don’t need an habit app to make you feel worse, you already feel bad. You need to feel better - safe, peaceful, cheerful. Drum delivers on that.
Sentient Flux
Custom LLM fine-tuning experiment using LoRA adapters to explore how small models can develop distinct reasoning styles with minimal training data.
Dreamscape API
Orchestrating Stable Diffusion workflows via serverless edge functions for instant, on-demand image generation with custom prompt engineering pipelines.
Neural Rhythms
A collaborative AI music workstation that uses transformer models to suggest melodic counterpoints in real-time, exploring the boundary between algorithmic and human composition.
Context Cartographer
A tool that maps the "knowledge graph" of a long conversation — surfacing which topics a model has actually retained versus which it appears to recall. Built to probe context window limits and attention degradation in long-context LLMs.
Prose Mirror
A writing tool that ingests a corpus of your own essays and fine-tunes a small language model to reflect your idiosyncratic style back at you. Useful for identifying verbal tics, spotting drift from your voice, and understanding what "writing like yourself" actually means statistically.
Seeking Collaboration?
I'm always open to discussing research papers, latent space curiosities, or novel architectures in the machine intelligence space. Correspondence is welcomed.