A decade,
one place.

Multiple threads, with the team. The customer-facing AI assistant and the API documentation portal it lives in — a Fumadocs portal over an OpenAPI-driven pipeline, an intent router that picks the model per question, a tool surface and a skills layer on top of it, exports to Word / Excel / PDF, versioned prompts behind an evaluation harness, and an MCP server for Claude / Cursor / VS Code. Shipped in 2026 and hardened every week since. A parallel performance and modernisation push across portal, library and backend. The PDF viewer rewrite, still landing in pieces. And outside all of it, microcharts — 106 word-sized React chart types, entirely my own.

Org-wide technical ownership. Browser-extension build pipeline across Chrome and Firefox; library upgrades across Storybook, Webpack 4 and a Vite POC; a hand-rolled AST codemod that migrated a button component across a long-lived frontend.

Multi-team architect — translating product asks into engineering work, reviewing the queue, escalating what needed escalating. Most of this work doesn't show up in commits.

Created the internal React component library that the team has built on for the decade since. Stood up the first Node-based backend service. Helped standardise the Webpack / Babel / ESLint / Storybook stack across frontends.

First commit on day one. Worked on the original landing page, dashboard, feeds and signup flow. Helped architect and ship the cross-platform mobile app on React Native + Redux.

Wireframed, designed and shipped UI/UX for invenzone.com (researcher social network) and the early arya.ai (applied-AI product).

Built the frontend for eezyconnect.com. First public GitHub repos date from this period — they're still up there.