I build AI systems, and I learn fast enough that the list keeps growing.
Sophomore studying Information Technology Management at Boise State. I go all the way in on things and usually end up shipping something. Right now that something is Jarvis.
A personal AI agent that lives in iMessage. I text it to hand off work, and it texts me first when my calendar, email, or reminders need attention. It remembers context across the thread.
Getting subagents and automations to handle research, scheduling, and drafts without me babysitting each step. Background work that comes back done.
Build notes and what broke. A first real post hit 30k impressions, so now I am trying to understand why, not just repeat it.
I treat skills like commits. Here's the recent history, newest first, and what each one unlocked.
Jarvis now messages me first, watching calendar, email, and reminders, instead of waiting to be asked. Triggers, not prompts.
Built a Canvas MCP server that gives Claude direct access to my assignments and due dates. Other BSU students picked it up.
Structured an Obsidian second brain so the model already knows what I am working on. Context beats prompting.
Rebuilt this site to ship near-zero JS by default and hydrate only the parts that move. The page you are reading.
Built Finn, a local-only subscription and trial tracker, end to end on iOS. Now winding down, but it taught me the platform.
Stopped guessing whether a prompt change helped. Started measuring it.
A personal AI agent I reach the same way I reach anyone: over iMessage. I text it to delegate work, and it messages me first when something needs me, calendar conflicts, an email worth a reply, a reminder coming due. Persistent memory across the thread, real actions, no app to open.
An MCP server that hands Claude direct access to Canvas assignments, due dates, and files. Other Boise State students started using it too.
Paste a recipe URL, get back just the ingredients and steps. No ads, no life story, no scrolling.
A local-only subscription and free-trial tracker. No bank link, no backend. Taught me SwiftUI and SwiftData; now parked while Jarvis takes the foreground.