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General-purpose AI assistant platform with a marketplace of pluggable skills. Runs on Hetzner with Postgres and Prisma; provisions per-user tenants for each connected skill.
Fifteen. Building AI agents that ship, from a bedroom in Scotland.
I'm a high school student at Mearns Castle. I spend most of my free time writing code — mostly Python and TypeScript — and figuring out how AI agents can be made genuinely useful rather than just impressive on a demo.
Outside the screen, I play badminton at a competitive level, cricket with friends, and have a stubborn weakness for a long board-game evening.
I work with Globalion Technology Solutions, where I build and ship production AI-agent tooling. My focus is designing pluggable "skills" — small, self-contained MCP services that plug into larger agent platforms — and the infrastructure that hosts them.
I've shipped several live skills used inside the company's assistant platform, covering messaging automation, scheduled tasks, document retrieval, and anonymous web fetching. Alongside the skills, I've worked on the deployment stack behind them: containerised services on Hetzner, fronted by Cloudflare tunnels, with OAuth and Stripe-metered billing wired in end-to-end.
General-purpose AI assistant platform with a marketplace of pluggable skills. Runs on Hetzner with Postgres and Prisma; provisions per-user tenants for each connected skill.
Videos on building AI agents in public — architecture walkthroughs, live coding, and behind-the-scenes on the skills I ship.
A family of production Model-Context-Protocol services — Telegram bridging, cron-as-a-service, RAG over Word/Excel/PDF via pgvector, and anonymous fetch through Tor.
Assembled and programmed a small robotic rover I won at J.P. Morgan Generation Tech, from wiring to first autonomous movement.