Principal Engineer at Scalefusion · Django CMS Fellow · builder of reliable systems, terminal tools, and open source software.

I like software that is boring in production and sharp in the hands of developers.

My work sits around backend systems, open-source maintenance, developer tooling, performance, and the practical side of AI-assisted engineering. I write Python, Go, Rust, TypeScript, and enough shell to keep the machinery honest.

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• github-pr-attention

  • A Go terminal UI for treating GitHub pull requests like an inbox. It is built for the review loop I actually live in: scan, inspect, approve, merge, move on.

• json2xml

  • A long-running Python JSON-to-XML library. Recent work includes native Rust acceleration, memory reductions in the serializer, better benchmarks, and a cleaner path for users who need speed without losing Python ergonomics.

• json2xml-go

  • A Go implementation and CLI for shell-based JSON-to-XML conversion, useful for batch jobs, data pipelines, and places where startup time matters.

• json2xml-zig

  • A Zig implementation exploring native CLI startup, low-level memory choices, and how the same problem feels in a systems language.

• fff.nvim fork

  • My Neovim picker fork with buffer switching, git status picking, and live colorscheme browsing built around a fast Rust-powered file finder.

These projects are my current open-source lab: Python extension modules, Go TUIs, native CLIs, packaging, benchmarks, editor workflows, and documentation that respects the reader's time.

• Building system-level product surfaces at Scalefusion, including live terminal workflows and infrastructure that needs to stay calm under real users.
• Maintaining Django CMS as a Fellow: reviews, modernization work, compatibility, and the slow craft of keeping a mature Python ecosystem healthy.
• Improving json2xml across Python, Rust, Go, and Zig with better performance, memory behavior, packaging, and test coverage.
• Building terminal-first workflows because most of my useful work still happens close to the shell.
• Using AI as leverage without giving up judgment, review, or ownership of the code I ship.

• Scalefusion Live Terminal

  • Real-time remote terminal access and command execution across managed devices.

• Django CMS

  • Core developer and Django CMS Fellow, working on reviews, ecosystem health, modernization, and long-term maintainability.

• Multi-tenant CMS architecture

  • Led backend work for a CMS platform powering 3,000+ websites and handling millions of monthly requests.

• oscura-vim and editor work

  • Themes, Vim/Neovim configuration, picker workflows, and daily tooling that keeps the editor fast and quiet.

• I prefer small, well-tested changes over dramatic rewrites.
• I care about performance, but only after the behavior is clear and measured.
• I like tools that remove context switching instead of adding another dashboard.
• I write because it turns scattered experience into something reusable.

• json2xml 6.2.0: Cutting Serializer Memory Usage in Half - 2026-06-05
• Daily Blog May 29 - 2026-05-29
• Daily Blog May 28 - 2026-05-28
• GitHub PR Attention: A Terminal UI for Taming the PR Inbox - 2026-04-29
• How to Land That Job - 2026-03-19

Read more on my blog ->

• [TIL] How Not To Install LazyGit on Ubuntu - 2025-07-29
• [TIL] Git Sparse Checkout for Large Repos - 2024-12-28
• [TIL] CSS Container Queries Are Game Changers - 2024-12-27

Browse all TIL posts ->

If you are working on backend scale, Python/Rust performance, Django, CLIs, Neovim, or developer tooling, I would be happy to compare notes.