Computer Science student @ University of Queensland, Brisbane. Specialized in Data Science and Software Development — projects, dashboards, scripts, and configs.
Three tiny resident macOS hotkey daemons for fast window and app switching — BraveFill snaps Brave windows onto an external display, WindowFocus jumps to named browser windows by number, and AppFocus focuses or launches apps by hotkey. Each is a single Swift file wrapped in a minimal .app bundle.
A narrative travel gallery site built on two years of personal location data, pairing trip journal entries with four analytical map views — walking-route playback, city footprint hulls, a 24-hour SVG rhythm clock, and hotel walking-reach isochrones computed live from routing data.
A CLI running on a Raspberry Pi 5 that turns reading physical books into flashcards: type a word, the Pi photographs the page, OCRs the sentence, sends it to Claude for a context-correct definition, and syncs the result to Anki.
A zero-install DataviewJS script for Obsidian that plots notes on an interactive Leaflet map and connects them chronologically using coord/date frontmatter, styled to match Obsidian's native graph view.
A single-player Rummy card game built in Godot, playing a full draw/meld/discard round against a computer opponent on a stylized 2.5D table. Built as a minigame at UQCS Hackathon 2026.
A Chrome extension that scans every Google search tab open in the window, pulls each word's AI Overview definition out via a four-tier extraction fallback (highlight marks, manual selection, regex parsing, classic dictionary cards), and exports the harvested set to CSV, Google Sheets, or Anki for spaced-repetition study.
A personal automation agent built on Nous Research's Hermes Agent CLI, running eight scheduled cron jobs that deliver daily news, market, tech, Thailand, and Australia briefs — five narrated as spoken audio — to Discord and log permanent copies to an Obsidian vault, plus a message-triggered feature that turns any Discord message into a journal to-do or kanban card.
A physical-controller arcade compilation built in Godot for UQCS Hackathon 2026, chaining six minigames — coin-collecting mazes, a 3D liminal-space maze with timed-puzzle loot chests, a hand-tracked Flappy Bird clone, and a keypad-driven poker duel — behind custom Arduino hardware: a joystick, a membrane keypad, and an ultrasonic distance sensor.
A mobile app built for a university course that centralizes campus events and timetables, with schedule sharing, clash filtering, and recommendations based on free time, interests, and club memberships.
A single-player terminal recreation of jklm.fun's BombParty — type a word containing the given letter chunk before the timer runs out, validated against a ~370k-word English dictionary.
An offline-first personal finance dashboard that imports CSV/XLSX transaction exports and visualizes income, expenses, and category breakdowns entirely client-side — no server, no cloud, data stored only in browser local storage.
A single-page market dashboard aggregating live TradingView widgets — ticker tapes, a sector heatmap, forex cross rates, and an interactive stock chart — with no backend of its own.
A dependency-free Node.js script that rasterizes a lecture PDF into right-sized per-page PNGs via Poppler's pdftoppm and writes an Obsidian note embedding every slide in order — replacing a manual screenshot-and-paste workflow, with sequential filenames and safe re-runs.
A command-line tool that adds, removes, and lists PDF outline entries directly in the file — Markdown-style nesting, page-order insertion, re-parenting of children on removal — so the table of contents shows up in Preview, Skim, Acrobat, and every other PDF reader's sidebar.
Clipping templates for the Obsidian Web Clipper extension that turn GitHub repos, Goodreads books, and YouTube videos into structured notes by targeting page DOMs via stable data-testid hooks.
A collection of Obsidian scripts and templates for managing university coursework — a DataviewJS dashboard that recursively maps a note's full connected subgraph, a Gantt chart plotting reading progress across the year and much more.
Converts a LinkedIn data export into one markdown file per profile category — picking a layout per CSV's shape (flat fields, bullet list, or one section per entry), skipping media/activity noise and private contact files by default, and preserving your text verbatim.
A macOS Shortcuts / AppleScript script that focuses Brave Browser windows by title using Cmd+Shift+1–9 — the no-compile predecessor to the Swift-based WindowFocus.
A Google Apps Script toolkit adding custom Sheets functions for dictionary lookups — definitions, synonyms, phonetics, and part of speech — pulled live from the Free Dictionary API. Later evolved into Vocapture.
A pair of Tampermonkey userscripts that strip distracting feeds from the browser: redirecting away from Instagram Explore/Reels and continuously removing YouTube Shorts sections.
A LazyVim-based Neovim configuration with custom fuzzy mark/buffer-jump plugins (snacks-mark, snacks-jump) and a hand-tuned Catppuccin Mocha colorscheme.
Zsh and Vim dotfiles: vi-mode keybindings, a git-aware prompt showing command timing and exit status, eza-based ls aliases, and a yazi wrapper that moves the shell to wherever you navigated to.
A tmux configuration with vim-style pane navigation, fzf-powered popups for jumping between windows and sessions by recency, and a minimal custom status bar.
A yazi file manager configuration with a custom folder-sorting plugin, a Nord flavor, and a shell script for copying bracket-containing paths in a Zsh-queryable form.
Tokyo Night theme for eza, covering file kinds, permissions, size units, and multiple stylings.