I write code to figure things out.
Mostly AI, search, and small tools. I like being able to look inside a system and see why it did what it did.
The cursor is taking a break. I'm probably still debugging.
- Poly_Trend — A research terminal for prediction markets. Agents gather evidence; you can inspect how the answer came together.
- ACTC — Coordinating agent checkouts when orders and payments don't agree. Mostly the interesting things that happen when something fails.
- PPTMixed — Restore PDF slides, redraw them at higher resolution, and export PDF or PowerPoint. For material you're allowed to modify.
- Django-Teacher-Homepage-IR — A faculty-homepage search engine from an information-retrieval course. Crawling, inverted indexes, TF-IDF, and a Django interface.
The rest of the shelf
- CEX — A collaborative RWA exchange prototype: on-chain custody, off-chain matching, and batch settlement. Experimental, not a production exchange.
- clawra-video — Selfie-style AI character videos for OpenClaw. A different kind of experiment.
- pomodoro-timer — Work, break, repeat. A small React timer with progress tracking and sound alerts.
- nlp_final_homework — SentiHood preprocessing and BART-based aspect/opinion extraction coursework. Requires external
fanmodules. - Jack-Li-Npu.github.io — Published files for my personal blog.
- ImgStg — Somewhere to put the images.
- comment — A repository set aside for Hexo blog comments, with no committed source files.