I build tools at the intersection of blockchain and AI. I actively contribute to open source projects I believe in, and when I see a gap — I build what's missing.
I contribute to open source projects I use and believe in:
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oci-k3s-starter — A free Oracle Cloud ARM box running k3s, Argo CD, Grafana and Homepage. Forked it to run my own infra, and contribute docs and fixes upstream — from secret rotation guidance to a stale-kubeconfig fix.
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opencode-telegram-bot — Control OpenCode from your phone via Telegram. Run and monitor AI coding tasks remotely.
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opencode-notifier — Desktop notifications for OpenCode. Know when your AI tasks finish or need attention.
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kticket: On-chain event ticketing on Kaspa. Tickets are covenant-bound assets — organizers deploy them, attendees buy and hold them. Trustless, transparent, and fully on-chain.
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daftari: A chama (rotating savings group) app on the Kaspa testnet. Every group is its own on-chain wallet — members pool money by paying on-chain, and the group's history is its ledger.
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forge: Create your own tokens on the Kaspa network in minutes. Three fields, one button, done. Every token is a real on-chain covenant-bound asset. Self-custody, no code required. Try it live
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connect: A microservices platform that connects travelers with locals. Spring Boot services behind an API Gateway, with AI-powered matching that suggests connections based on location, interests, and availability.
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keren-ai: AI-powered chatbot for the Keren-Or scholarship. Docker-first microservices with React frontend, Spring Boot backend, and Groq/OpenAI integration behind an API Gateway.
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kaspa-simple-mcp: A read-only MCP server that lets AI assistants query the Kaspa blockchain directly. Check balances, look up transactions, explore blocks — no node required.
- Open source first — contribute to what you use, build what's missing
- Making blockchain data accessible — AI should be able to understand and query any chain
- Building real tools — not just demos, but things people actually use