Technical

• Nemesis: Claude Code and the web in one keyboard-driven window, a daughter of Nyxt. Every other tool picks two of its five pillars; Nemesis keeps all five. Source on GitHub.
• TH-guidou: a self-serve pronunciation clinic. Hear a sound, record yourself, play both back.
• itlogs.food: hands-free food logging with Ray-Ban Meta glasses and any kitchen scale. Say "log it" and the glasses read the food and the grams off the display, check twice, and speak the entry back; it lands in Apple Health. My entry to the Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon.
• Le Day Club: social and fitness engineering. Not the cybersecurity kind of social engineering; the kind that gets strangers out of bed to train together and leave as friends. Six events and 171 members in its first four months. I built the site, the ticketing and the email pipeline, plus a vision model that sorts the event photos. A side project, structured as its own company.

I am the 6th of 115 all-time contributors to the Nyxt Browser: 132 commits and 42 merged pull requests, all before ChatGPT was a thing. Articles I wrote for the project:

• "Why should I use Nyxt if I can use Vimium?" (HN thread)
• Why isn't Nyxt just an Emacs extension?
• How can I make Emacs my web browser?
• Nyxt annotations beat pen and paper, believe me (HN thread, video)
• The power of enable-mode: an illustrative example with nosound
• Getting Started on Nyxt Hacking: Episode 1
• No more filling out repetitive forms in Nyxt!

• GitHub
• Google Scholar
• LinkedIn
• The rest of me (lists, surf, cooking, French) is on the front page.