Currently: core contributor to Notebook Intelligence, a JupyterLab extension that brings Claude Code, Copilot, Ollama, and OpenAI-compatible LLMs right into your notebooks.
I'm an AI/ML Platform Engineering Manager for Capital One. Less officially, I'm a toymaker: I give voices to things that shouldn't talk and build tools to narrate the stuff you'd rather not bother reading aloud.
- jf-sebastian: conversational AI for vintage animatronics, built on the idea that an assistant is its personality, not its model. Each character is a swappable bundle of wake word, voice, and conversational style defined in plain YAML (no code), so one platform can support a misfit shelf of Gen X childhood icons:
- Johnny, your Teddy Ruxpin tiki bartender (YouTube): the bear mixes a Jungle Bird and explains why it's perfect.
- José vs. "stochastic parrot" (YouTube): a parrot who takes the insult very personally.
- K.I.T.T. rides again (YouTube): the brain of the Knight Rider Trans Am, talking back in real time.
- Max Headroom, live (YouTube): the "c-c-c-catch the wave" guy, back as a talking head you can actually argue with.
- deck2video: turn Marp/Slidev decks into narrated videos with local AI voice cloning.
- Watch a deck narrated end to end (YouTube)
- easy-oww: roll your own wake words for OpenWakeWord.
- slidev-theme-field-manual: a Slidev theme styled like a vintage US Army field manual (FM series, '50s to '80s).
- jetscript: headless Jetson Orin Nano Super (JetPack 6.2) setup: x11vnc for macOS Screen Sharing, Chromium, and Claude Code.
- honeycrisp: a read-only Mac disk audit that finds what's eating your storage.
- to-serve-man: a Cooklang cookbook that generates websites and PDFs. It's a cookbook!
- used-car-finder: a Claude skill for shopping used cars on Facebook Marketplace so you don't have to.
- when2sell: works out the optimal time to sell your ESPP shares so you can stop agonizing over it.
"You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete."
Richard Buckminster Fuller


