monomyth-a techi'e journey

An overhead photographic scene of a dark graphite worktable where philosophy meets compute: an open black notebook filled with neat, handwritten symbols and logic diagrams sits beside a slim, silver laptop whose screen shows a soft-focused schematic of an agentic system. Between them lies a polished metal CPU wafer and a small stack of circuit boards, their components sharply detailed. A single warm desk lamp from the upper corner creates a pool of light, leaving the edges of the frame in gentle shadow. The mood is introspective and professional, with a clean, modern aesthetic. Composition follows the rule of thirds with strong geometric lines, emphasizing thoughtful design and conceptual depth for a technical blog.

Agentic Lab

A living notebook of MCP experiments, agents, and compute hacks from mainframe roots onward.

A symbolic timeline of computing laid out on a long, dark concrete workbench: on the near end, a rugged metal mainframe control panel with glowing green indicators; in the center, a brushed aluminum server blade with blue status LEDs; at the far end, a slim, matte-black device labeled with subtle agentic and MCP icons. Fine circuitry patterns are etched into the concrete surface, faintly illuminated. Overhead, cool white industrial lighting casts crisp highlights and soft shadows, emphasizing textures of metal and plastic. Photographic realism, captured from a low, receding angle to suggest depth and progression, with sharp focus throughout. The atmosphere is serious, analytical, and forward-looking, evoking the evolution from mainframe to modern agentic compute.
An overhead photographic scene of a dark graphite worktable where philosophy meets compute: an open black notebook filled with neat, handwritten symbols and logic diagrams sits beside a slim, silver laptop whose screen shows a soft-focused schematic of an agentic system. Between them lies a polished metal CPU wafer and a small stack of circuit boards, their components sharply detailed. A single warm desk lamp from the upper corner creates a pool of light, leaving the edges of the frame in gentle shadow. The mood is introspective and professional, with a clean, modern aesthetic. Composition follows the rule of thirds with strong geometric lines, emphasizing thoughtful design and conceptual depth for a technical blog.
A symbolic timeline of computing laid out on a long, dark concrete workbench: on the near end, a rugged metal mainframe control panel with glowing green indicators; in the center, a brushed aluminum server blade with blue status LEDs; at the far end, a slim, matte-black device labeled with subtle agentic and MCP icons. Fine circuitry patterns are etched into the concrete surface, faintly illuminated. Overhead, cool white industrial lighting casts crisp highlights and soft shadows, emphasizing textures of metal and plastic. Photographic realism, captured from a low, receding angle to suggest depth and progression, with sharp focus throughout. The atmosphere is serious, analytical, and forward-looking, evoking the evolution from mainframe to modern agentic compute.

Experiments

Browse my ongoing experiments, from mainframe-flavored infrastructure to modern MCP and agentic stacks, with notes on goals, architecture, tradeoffs, and what broke. Each card links to deeper writeups, repos, or runnable prototypes.

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An overhead photographic scene of a dark graphite worktable where philosophy meets compute: an open black notebook filled with neat, handwritten symbols and logic diagrams sits beside a slim, silver laptop whose screen shows a soft-focused schematic of an agentic system. Between them lies a polished metal CPU wafer and a small stack of circuit boards, their components sharply detailed. A single warm desk lamp from the upper corner creates a pool of light, leaving the edges of the frame in gentle shadow. The mood is introspective and professional, with a clean, modern aesthetic. Composition follows the rule of thirds with strong geometric lines, emphasizing thoughtful design and conceptual depth for a technical blog.